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I'm a college student majoring in electrical engineering. Yay, math! :D
My hobbies when I'm not working and paying bills and such are taekwondo, game making, game playing, cooking and reading.
I also devour fun by the barrel. *nom nom*
My hobbies when I'm not working and paying bills and such are taekwondo, game making, game playing, cooking and reading.
I also devour fun by the barrel. *nom nom*
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You're probably not going to like Phaaaaaay (six a's) or Mesmeratil the Draconirex or Malevoenmaw Tridex (or possibly Malevoenmaw Trisinis; that sounds better).
Do you dislike Quetzalcoatl the Vain? :<
Quetzalcoatl isn't all that hard to say. However, it is somewhat difficult to spell.
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Attention somebody! (maybe Mog)
Episode One Update
The myth of games as escapism
As always, personal opinion will offer a variety of sides to an argument.
I see games as escapism. But I also see reading, movies, and anything someone enjoys as entertainment as escapism. It's not like escapism is inherently bad though.
However, too much of a good thing is a bad thing (I hate using the words good and bad). I'm not even talking about video games or chocolate though. If you were to spend all of your time doing something "constructive" like working, reading, etc., you'd find yourself stressed out and probably a little ill (and if you're reading all day 24/7, you can kiss your good eye-sight goodbye).
I see games as escapism. But I also see reading, movies, and anything someone enjoys as entertainment as escapism. It's not like escapism is inherently bad though.
However, too much of a good thing is a bad thing (I hate using the words good and bad). I'm not even talking about video games or chocolate though. If you were to spend all of your time doing something "constructive" like working, reading, etc., you'd find yourself stressed out and probably a little ill (and if you're reading all day 24/7, you can kiss your good eye-sight goodbye).
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