Sometimes people make fun of me for playing old stuff, but I can make fun of them for playing new stuff and it's always Mario World that gets pulled out at parties

noiseredux wrote:Playing on your GBA/PSP you can be watching a movie/TV show/playing another RPG on your TV and then just look at the screen every once in a while
dsheinem wrote:wasn't sure if I wanted to put this in the Male Prvilege thread or here, but this seems like as good a spot as any:
http://mohandasgandhi.tumblr.com/post/1 ... le-brother
What an awesome story.
Yay. Lovely story.dsheinem wrote:wasn't sure if I wanted to put this in the Male Prvilege thread or here, but this seems like as good a spot as any:
http://mohandasgandhi.tumblr.com/post/1 ... le-brother
What an awesome story.
dsheinem wrote:wasn't sure if I wanted to put this in the Male Prvilege thread or here, but this seems like as good a spot as any:
http://mohandasgandhi.tumblr.com/post/1 ... le-brother
What an awesome story.
Ivo wrote:People should not care so much about what other random people think about them or about what they do.
It is a pity that there are so many judgemental people out there that think negatively of someone else for the most ridiculous reasons (such as "he collects old videogames", as if that was a character flaw).
Yeah, this story was very touching. Nothing like watching an older brother completely undemind and dishonor his father in front of his younger sibling. Especially when he let ol' pops know that it was "his money" and the father was going to have no say in what the younger boy was and was not to have. I wonder where the 17 year old got the money and if he would have had to spend if his dad wasn't paying for room, board, probably auto insurance and a cell phone to boot. The lesson here is that we have to ungrateful children who dishonored their father in public and a bunch of commentators that have put themselves on a moral plateau because they believe that a father should not set boundaries for a 12 year-old boy. Way to go America.