What did you do...BEFORE the internet?
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I remember my life before the internet vaguely... It involved me playing with legos, playing the old-school systems, having fun outside, and generally being social.
Ohh internet, why did you have to fill my very, very low social quota I feel the need to obtain >.<
Ohh internet, why did you have to fill my very, very low social quota I feel the need to obtain >.<
Played my Gameboy, watched TV, and was completely oblivious to anything that my sisters didn't tell me about.
Hmm... Nowadays I'm more critical than I am creative, but my pre-internet life was when I learned the few (and not too polished) talents I have.
Hmm, well, there was PS1, but that's the only console I've ever played because our parents were never big fans of video games, and then PC games like StarCraft and WarCraft III, mostly strategy games... The rest of my early life focused on learning to draw cartoons and anime, making stuff out of clay (I once made wrestlers' heads like Eddie Guerrero and Rey Mysterio... looked just like them
), a TINY bit of singing (by myself... even today) and lots of toys.
Yes. I remember the days when I had an army of green soldiers at my command... I miss them. My aunt had them thrown away. Now I'm off topic because I'm reminiscing the emotional scarring I had when I had lost my army. People hate me. Everyone hates me. The darkness. It's eating my soul. *walks away sobbing*
Oh, and my accent and apparently "wide" vocabulary (that's what they say) in English was the result of watching TV more than anything else back then.
Hmm, well, there was PS1, but that's the only console I've ever played because our parents were never big fans of video games, and then PC games like StarCraft and WarCraft III, mostly strategy games... The rest of my early life focused on learning to draw cartoons and anime, making stuff out of clay (I once made wrestlers' heads like Eddie Guerrero and Rey Mysterio... looked just like them
), a TINY bit of singing (by myself... even today) and lots of toys.Yes. I remember the days when I had an army of green soldiers at my command... I miss them. My aunt had them thrown away. Now I'm off topic because I'm reminiscing the emotional scarring I had when I had lost my army. People hate me. Everyone hates me. The darkness. It's eating my soul. *walks away sobbing*
Oh, and my accent and apparently "wide" vocabulary (that's what they say) in English was the result of watching TV more than anything else back then.
i was born in 85 so i had some time before the internet. and even when the internet really started hitting homes, i had to wait for a while after that. being poor sucks. but the important thing is i have it now and can forget those horrible times
Jigsaws.
Fucking, fucking jigsaws ('scuse my French).
Still love 'em though - barmy. Obsessively whiling away hours, so not much different from now
Fucking, fucking jigsaws ('scuse my French).
Still love 'em though - barmy. Obsessively whiling away hours, so not much different from now
I played PS2, GBA, and a select few computer games. I watched a damn lot of TV. I also dabbled in Pokemon and Yugioh, which is to say, I had a crapton of cards but didn't actually know how to play the game. Funnily enough, the first time I ever used the Internet was looking for a Charizard card.
I didn't get the internet till I was 11 years old and that was back in 2000 and I didn't care to use it till I was 13. Up until then I pretty much built things with lego blocks in my free time, played snes and dreamcast till I got a PS2 and was introduced to large amounts of internet usage when I had to start to check gamefaq for cheat codes and game guides. The rest is history.
