5 Million Happy Posts Thread

[Romanc]

I have a couple of the old ones on my 360 friend list, and they usually haven't been online in 8-10 days. I have actually had longer absences myself, usually due to RROD or no tempting games.

[AaronSOLDIER]

Once I get a job, I'll be buying a LOT of games and spending a lot more time on PS3, dont worry!

[Spindel]

Bahhh been away forom the forum for a while because of sheer laziness.

But anyway I can tell you this that I'm moving soon (in a week or so) so I will be without internet for a while (hopefully not too long). But I will come back once my connection is sorted

[boffo]

Moving sucks. Really, really sucks.

[Romanc]

Originally Posted by AaronSOLDIER

Once I get a job, I'll be buying a LOT of games and spending a lot more time on PS3, dont worry!

As I have a job, I feel entitled to comment; first is easy, second not so. So you better start worrying right away.

Checklist to achieve maximum gaming time:

1. No girlfriend/wife. If you do, get two TV's and a written contract where your gaming needs are specified and accepted.
2. No kids. If so, get a third TV. And a nanny. Or a DS.
3. A job that doesn't require crunch time/regular overtime.
4. Non-gaming friends must be written off. They interfere with gaming time.
5. Time consuming hobbies? Keep one; gaming.

Best of luck

Not to be treated too seriously.

[Spindel]

Originally Posted by boffo

Moving sucks. Really, really sucks.

I agree, you always get impressed with how much useless crap you've managed to hoard. Guess it shows that deep down inside we are still cavemen living under harsh conditions saving stuff for "that" day.

[Leonidas]

hmm, what an interesting notion.

[boffo]

Originally Posted by Romanc

1. No girlfriend/wife. If you do, get two TV's and a written contract where your gaming needs are specified and accepted.

I'm glad that my wife is pretty much addicted to Facebook and doesn't really have any shows on TV that she considers to be must watch. The TV is pretty much always available for me to use for gaming, if I want.

[Molish]

Originally Posted by boffo

I'm glad that my wife is pretty much addicted to Facebook and doesn't really have any shows on TV that she considers to be must watch. The TV is pretty much always available for me to use for gaming, if I want.

Same here only thing is that i'm not married.

[codenamelenny]

Originally Posted by Romanc

As I have a job, I feel entitled to comment; first is easy, second not so. So you better start worrying right away.

Checklist to achieve maximum gaming time:

1. No girlfriend/wife. If you do, get two TV's and a written contract where your gaming needs are specified and accepted.
2. No kids. If so, get a third TV. And a nanny. Or a DS.
3. A job that doesn't require crunch time/regular overtime.
4. Non-gaming friends must be written off. They interfere with gaming time.
5. Time consuming hobbies? Keep one; gaming.

Best of luck

Not to be treated too seriously.

Maximum gaming time achieved