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[b]Hi Guys, I shan't bore you with my gaming history. Suffice to say I am a 33 year old who loves video games. Mind you, I’m not the kind of diehard gamer who goes 56 straight hours without dropping the pad, nor am I the kind of person who will line up in front of a store 24 hours before a new game is released just to be one of the first to own and play it and post my scores and gameplay on Youtube. I just like to get in a few games of PES or a couple of hours of Metal Gear Solid or Grand Theft auto once in a while.

My question is am I alone? Does anyone else ever feel like they should be doing something more important as soon as they fire up a game, or is just me? The other day my parents were around and when I fired up my PS, my mum asked that am I not too old for this? Even my dad was like why am I still playing the game. I have an 18 month old daughter and a son on the way. I do not party, I do not drink. I just use my PlayStation to relax anytime I’m stressed up or if I have nothing else to do and don’t feel like going out and nothing worth watching on TV.

Do you think I’m too old playing video games at my age? When is it too old for someone to still be playing video games?[/b]

Dude your topic is misleading....
Where r u located?

[quote author=G.12]Who cares as far as it is affordable and satisfies one's hunger.
Back then on campus I know of a buka some students can feed with just #55(meal #50 + sachet water#5).[/quote]Urs na 50? Mine was 20(2 wraps of fufu, meat - i'm in a hurry ma(mo n kanju), water was usually on the table to drink.)

[b]I don't know how true it is but an incident that happened to me about 8 years ago that almost cost me my life made me think twice about doubting such stories as fallacies....

I went for a one-week conference in Abuja. During the period, I met a very nice, busty, sexy-looking girl who also came for the same conference. We hit it off almost immediately. The conference ended and this babe was literally throwing herself at me. She told me when she was younger she used to fight with spiritual problems, and that their village "priests" mentioned that she had a spiritual husband. Instead of me to jeje end it there, bosom don enta my eye. A few days later i invited her over to my room in the guest house i was staying and to cut a long story short, we ended up tumbling in the hay-stack.

Not quite two days later, I was involved in an okada-building blocks trailer accident near Glo office in Wuse. Na God save me that day as I almost broke my arm when the okada i was on ran headlong full-speed into the side of this trailer who had crossed infront of us.

I never picked the girl's calls anymore and I ran away from Abuja for a year.[/b]

[quote author=mr.ceo63]plz i taught 2day is public hoilday...so y going 2 school?[/quote]Dude, if you had taken a little more time to look at the date on the OP and not satisfy your itchy fingers to comment, you would have noticed the post was from yesterday.

Ptoocool: You ok at all?
ï wonder when all this young kids got access to d website..
Not to talk of posting nonsense here,,,
Moderator(s) wia art thou

That is what new generation mobile phones can do. Oh and don't forget the on-going ASUU strike.

For those that doubt the story, i found it on youtube -


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quT33KJBSRY

There are too many small kids on this Forum.

Built2last: Oga, you don't have to insult anybody...if you have ever travelled the easiest thing to find on you is your passpot. Do you need 30 seconds to know his nationality with his passpot on him?

Dude, the first thing in an emergency is to SAVE THE MAN'S LIFE. That is the first thing a paramedic does. Every second counts.

[quote author=Okija_juju]

Nigerian men use Ghanaian women as fuckdolls..

[/quote]Sadly, I am guilty of having done this a few years ago.