Giving away ps2. Is this a smart move for me?

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Re: Giving away ps2. Is this a smart move for me?

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AppleQueso wrote:
Purkeynator wrote:
Nemoide wrote:Maybe you should see a therapist about your hoarding problem?
You say "hoarding" like its a bad thing!
hoarding =/= collecting
Actually collecting is nothing more than "focused" hoarding
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Re: Giving away ps2. Is this a smart move for me?

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Purkeynator wrote: Actually collecting is nothing more than "focused" hoarding
http://tlc.howstuffworks.com/tv/hoardin ... ecting.htm
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Re: Giving away ps2. Is this a smart move for me?

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If your style of collecting is having a serious impact on your life, it can be a real problem. And in the first post mas describes himself as a hoarder looking to break the habit... it's sometimes worth getting some professional help is all.
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Re: Giving away ps2. Is this a smart move for me?

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Get a 60GB PS3 for yourself. It's a PS1, PS2 and PS3 all in one. PLUS you can get Neo Geo, PC Engine/Turbografx-16, a lot of Genesis games and even some Dreamcast games downloadable from the PSN. Some of the PSN games are Japanese, but the PS3 is region free for downloadables so it's all good. You'll save shelf space and have a HUGE selection of games to choose from.

Sell all other consoles and ONLY keep the 60GB PS3 for yourself. NO OTHER CONSOLES.
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