Go home, video games!
Go back to the black bunker-like box you call a home.
Go spin around in there until you’re dizzy.
You’ve overstayed your welcome, and I need some “me time.”
Go home, video games!
Go back to the black bunker-like box you call a home.
Go spin around in there until you’re dizzy.
You’ve overstayed your welcome, and I need some “me time.”
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Nintendo are going back to cartridges to save their games from dizziness.
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They’re compassionate.
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Reblogged this on RACCOON DADDY – Games and Parenting Community and commented:
LOl, yeah!! Thats an internal battle all of us serious gamers have. (Myself included) I think it really comes down, to just scheduling your gaming time and filling in more time for exercise, activities outside, writing, etc. I think we all need to kind of find some way to hold ourselves to a fixed schedule, if we are gaming too much.
I ALWAYS find myself frustrated when I get sucked into a good game. Sure it’s almost the same way, as if you’re reading a great book. But the overall time consumption is greater than reading. (At least for me, it is.) Mind you, I don’t lose track of my priorities or I’d have a serious problem. But there are a ton of people that do. So, be careful and find you “slot and spot” for gaming and the other things you really want to do.
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“Slot and spot” — wise words!
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