When you said gaming not included, I thought you just meant playing video games.Roaminthecrimesolvingpaladin said:
Hmmm.....
I watch films.... but only if they have to do with video games!
What's your obsession? (Gaming not included)
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Hmmm.....
I watch films.... but only if they have to do with video games!
Hmm... Girls of course (aside: im surprised i havent seen many people say that), violence (in a game), 60-80 rock, the escapist mainly Zero Punctuation. Cars and motorcycles, boats and fishing.
Being outdoors and working in conservation. And also Cricket and reading (almost anything that comes my way) are both right up at the top of the list. Honestly sinse I left home I haven't done any gaming what so ever, and that was 6 months ago, but in a couple of years I may (read 'will') get back into it
Anime,
Music,
Er, Collecting things,
Collecting shiny things,
Collecting sets of things,
But I am not a kleptomaniac. Honest.
Music,
Er, Collecting things,
Collecting shiny things,
Collecting sets of things,
But I am not a kleptomaniac. Honest.
i can't say gaming, but can I go with teh industry itself? Come on, I love reading about it, knowing its history. it's important to me that when I was with a friend today at an old retro gaming shop I could tell him the exact NES games that were good.
If not then, the internet, boobs(though I haven't seen any in 7 months), and running.
If not then, the internet, boobs(though I haven't seen any in 7 months), and running.
I thought I was the only one!moeller said:Footballknowing every professional player and every talent, all the league tables and top scorers in europe... and im also gettin started in south america which is a huuuge mess
I think its fair to say I spend all my free time doing something either gaming or football related.
hahaha me too buddy, anyway music, mostly metal is one of my big obsessions after gaming and drawingRednog said:
Films. (At the moment its Blu-rays and Japanese yakuza films from the 1950s and 60s.) Closely followed by nerdishly trying to get exactly the right picture on my TV to watch said films.
