Why are we gamers in here ?!

Ok, this is a sad chapter. So, pretty much most of us know that it is dumb writing about something that you can't even physically hold (besides the CD). I mean, we spend so much time talking about how much this game is better than that game but the sad truth is, it is all the same bolony and that includes game boys and play stations and so forth. I think it would be a cool idea to start a life for most of the kids here over 18 since the ones younger than that are just lost between the fear of crime and badness but one day they shall wake up. Also, all those kids that post a harrassing or "trying to be" funny post trying to humiliate me for example, don't we have enough of them ? Also, those muppets that don't even finnish reading my post (examples below) before writing dumb answers. Well, let me tell you a story. No, maybe another time, but anyway, I think it is dead out sad how you people talk about games like it would be some sort of important thing of life. Yeah sure, throwing a disc in the drive and blowing some heads off can be fun for a while if the player is mature enough to seperate reailty from fiction (which these days is hard), but let me say, there are so many other things to do in particular besides writing the same old posts, every day, about this and that and what is better, really sad isn't it? I saw an Airline Pilot yesterday, I was like "WOOW" does that guy also write posts about games? And then I see all the kids that do. Well, usually it is young college boys, kids, people that work at Best Buy for a living, I mean, I haven't seen any winners that drive ferraris and fly multi-million dollar equipment post anything about games. Seriously, my topic will be closed and taken away probably, but at least some get to read it and hopefully learn. Playing PC games is fun, writing about them is not. People should rather discuss why there is piracy in the gaming industry now that's a good pc game related topic. Oh well. So next time you finnish your calculus 2 homework, or after your mommy handed you your lunchbag, or after you flipped burgers at in n out burgers, or laugh at funny looking korean kids wearing big arse glasses, think about you for a bit and now about what you are going to post like I did now. HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA I OWNED YOU !!! Writing PC Game posts ROCKS !!! Look at all the goobers that wrote a reply without having finnished reading the post. Now this is a great topic !

You win the incoherent-stream-of-consciousness-babble-with-a-surprise-ending post award for the day.dar_

Let me tell you: F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C!!

I can't believe I wasted a minute of my life reading this...monco59

omg i just got owned,  i almost wanted to really reply to that nonsense :P

Ok i got owned:D

Good to hear that you just where joking mate, for one second I thought you had gone crazy....

Bet there where many who didn't read thw whole, cause I didn't. just read the last part, hehe :p

My topic didn't get closed so that means I OWNED the Gamespot monitors because I made them read the whole post anyway, but at the same time I got owned by them because they did not close the topic. Catch 22. Anyway, why would they right ? It is a cool post.

Me heart gamespot

**** you. Go read a book about golbal politics and the impact computer hacking including piracy has had upon it.ryanduvall

 OOOOOOOWNED

what could have been flamefest 2007.dnuggs40

Yeah, lol.  It would have been fun.

You didn't make the ending dramatic enough, it just kinda..came, should be a splat in the face if you know what I mean.Vfanek

what is your point? that people discussing a mutual interest, a passion, is a bad thing?

that we should all play games (because you say playing games is fine) and then abjectly refuse to discuss them with anyone?

why? what is so great about isolationism? and what the hell is so great about being a pilot? it's just a glorified bus driver

i enjoy discussing many of my hobbies with friends, both online and off - should i stop dicsussuing them with my friends who share my interests? is it just games? should i refuse to discuss games with my real life friends, or just refuse to discuss them online?

why should it be limited to games? it's a worldwide, multibillion dollar industry - easily comparable to films or books or television - all three of which i avidly discuss, along with games, with my friends - because that's what we enjoy

i kind of get the impression you're trying to say that there's more to life than games, things such as boobies and trees and cabbages and bungeejumping and mcfarlane's dragons and many other awesome things

guess what, dude, we already know

but this is a games forum

we discuss games here 

im even more confusedgamerchris810

[QUOTE="gamerchris810"]im even more confusedkrazyorange

Hey guys, if you actually read the whole post, you'd see that he was kidding about that BS. BTW, it's the same @$$H0le that posted sh1t on my topic "What do you think about insulting in online gaming?".

Resuming, he wrote 20 lines of BS to finally say he was kidding, wasting precious time of my life.

Me no read.

Must flip burgers now...

And fetch banana... 

Hey guys, if you actually read the whole post, you'd see that he was kidding about that BS. BTW, it's the same @$$H0le that posted sh1t on my topic "What do you think about insulting in online gaming?".

Resuming, he wrote 20 lines of BS to finally say he was kidding, wasting precious time of my life.

Havok357

and what the hell is so great about being a pilot? it's just a glorified bus driver

A-S_FM

Must be really glorifying to have an engine fire on final approach after already have proceeded to an alternate airport, with no more fuel for a go-around, snow blizzard limiting the visibility to 0, meanwhile windshears and gusts and cross winds of 20 kts while all the people in the back screaming their arse out that they're going to die and guess what, they won't. Because that glorified bus driver that by the way happens to see the whole world and get paid over 150 000 $ USD a year for it (getting a little bit of culture experience) happenend to have gone through one of the hardest trainings, both psycological as well as physical to be where he or she is now, in command of 100 + in some cases 600 + lives in the back like yours, that depend on him/her to bring you safe to your momy and dady that happily await you at the airport.

[QUOTE="A-S_FM"]

and what the hell is so great about being a pilot? it's just a glorified bus driver

gpvalkyrie

Must be really glorifying to have an engine fire on final approach after already have proceeded to an alternate airport, with no more fuel for a go-around, snow blizzard limiting the visibility to 0, meanwhile windshears and gusts and cross winds of 20 kts while all the people in the back screaming their arse out that they're going to die and guess what, they won't. Because that glorified bus driver that by the way happens to see the whole world and get paid over 150 000 $ USD a year for it (getting a little bit of culture experience) happenend to have gone through one of the hardest trainings, both psycological as well as physical to be where he or she is now, in command of 100 + in some cases 600 + lives in the back like yours, that depend on him/her to bring you safe to your momy and dady that happily await you at the airport.

countless jobs can be described in similar ways - what's your point? i'm reasonably well aware of the rigorous training a pilot - any kind of pilot - has to endure, along with the difficulties and responsibilty involved - but yeah, the same can be said of a bus driver, the roads aren't safe, i don't need a statistic to back that up - it's obvious from your name and avatar that you have a thing for the air, and i apologise if i offended one of your loves - but, yeah, so what? what i said may seemingly reek of ignorance, but what i said is hardly incorrect when interpreted the correct way - especially if you know what glorified means