Hi Nick, I just had a quick and simple question for you. How to you get blog content to shift to the left to avoid the info header[followers,following,about,etc.] . Im pretty new to using the text editor. I know there must be a simple fix for this.
Hooray! I'm a new user and I love this site. Hope your move went smoothly.
Seems like this site has a lot of familiar people. Which is awesome. Nice to know when a door closes,another one opens. Now if only that would apply to Attack Of The Show. I watched it every day,along with many other gamers. Even though it was about more than just games. There has to be a market for that type of program. Maybe someone from this site will start a show! Hey,it could happen.......
Mario is a super driver. Unless I help him....them he kinda sucks! Kratos would disembowel anyone who failed him I believe. It's just his thing.
I've been thinking about taking on a Lego Tie fighter. It just looks so cool! I want one badly. Nice work on those,btw. Right there with you on Simpsons:Tapped Out. I've become so addicted to it. It's like therapy for those who can't afford it. Very relaxing and amusing game. As for the Vita Uncharted game I know I'll get that one. Everyone likes it and it got great reviews. I have the PS3 titles and think they are all classics.
Rangergirl put up a great blog about how she has been treated before. Made me think about how it is tougher for women. Women like Raychul as well. I'm sure she get's that a lot. People must assume she is doing it to get noticed or because she wants to become an actress. But she just loves games! And reviewing and talking about them. There is the opposite,though. I've heard women say things like " I would never date a guy who plays video games. It's childish and immature. Besides,he should be focused on me. Making me happy! I have needs that need to be taken care of. " And these were not very bright ladies,either. Their stuff is okay,but men's stuff is for stupid pigs!
Oh,and one other thing I wanted to add. My boss is a huge gamer. His collection even rivals mine! He will take an entire day off when big games come out. Stays home and plays for hours. I talk to him about games quite often. Pretty cool!
This blog made me laugh out loud! Mainly because I've had very similar experiences in my life. My father wrote software for a living,so he was kind of supportive of my gaming as a kid. He liked to play Pac Man,Joust,and Defender with me. My Mom was not as enthused......she thought I needed to study more! Your story about the lone game of D&D you've played is exactly how it went for me. A college girlfriend of mine,who was a bit nerdy,much like myself, took me to a game at the college. It took place in this very annoying fellow's dorm room. All I can say is...worst dungeon master ever! It was absolutely ridiculous to me. He kinda made up rules so the hot girl he was flirting with would win. As for the Game Boy? I had one when I was in the Navy. It helped me stay sane and entertained me many hours out at sea. You gotta remember,this was back before the Internet even. My Sony Walkman,books,and Gameboy were all I had. Much better than watching lame VHS movies we all had seen 100 times before. I have taken flack from friends,girlfriends,coworkers and even total strangers for being a gamer. Like it's something I should have stopped at a certain age. Do we stop watching movies? Do we stop playing sports? Do we stop riding bikes? No! But those are things I loved as a kid. The only folks who have it worse are comic book collectors. Kevin Smith is doing wonders to lift that stigma with his TV show and his podcasting. But I think society may be coming around on gaming. Main reason is the money involved. Tons of it being made. I read an article about the new Tomb Raider game in Entertainment Weekly today. Just like it was some new movie or TV show. Things are starting to change.
I live in Oklahoma,have for quite some time now. But I have to admit something to you. This state blows! It has serious problems. The people are alright,but our state government is pretty dismal. Texas, on the other hand,rocks. I've lived in Houston and Lewisville before. Both cities were a blast. I truly enjoyed my time there and made some great friends. Great music,great sports,and great beaches......you can't beat that.
May have to try it out. I like quirky! Nothing wrong with that at all. Quirky can sometimes mean true fun and innovation. Face Raiders was cool,so why not?
