Christ Centered Gamer

...gah.

First place that we went to was infested with biting gnats. Barely lasted a night, then headed north to the Blue Ridge Mountains. That was a cool place. Freezing for that matter. Didn't plan to go into that kind of weather.

I'll trade you. Our house felt like a torch on Thanksgiving. ALL. DAY. LONG.

Still...had you any fun?

Oh yeah. Not as much as I could have, but I did.

Shweet monkeys.

Doom III?

Kinda meh with Doom.

Medal of Honor?

Loved the older ones. Even played the sucky Rising Sun to death.

Same. Here. O_o MoH was one of the first, if not the first, FPS games I played. Not to mention the hours of multiplayer.

Christmas times? <3

See my question in your thread <_<

Honestly...not a fan. There's an ice cube's (or Ice Cube's) chance in hell that it was Jesus' birthday, even if it was there's no original precedent for celebrating it. In addition the rampant consumerism is sickening. But hey, I get free money, so I'll fake a smile.

Eh, anarchist tendencies is all.

You know...that's the second time that's happened. O_o

I do dislike the consumerism...but I'm OK with celebrating Jesus birthday even though it's not the actual day...we do that in my family all the time. XD It is, in fact, odd if my birthday party is on my birthday. XD

What is consumerism though? Is it buying gifts for people, or is it making the day about spending money?

I'm tired.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consumerism

That should do.

Eh...I'm good then. Though it does make me question whether gifts from the heart are truly more important than gifts that you purchase...Slowly, I learn.

But does that mean since I made a Christmas list and purchase gifts for people I've bought into the consumerism? O_O

...kinda?

IDK, too tired for complex thought.

If it helps, all I asked for was stuff I needed. And music. Which is actually a need, not just a want. No videro games were on my list this year. XD

Discount bookstores are win?

YEESSSS.

For that matter, I just found a tiny rare bookstore. It was closed, but I peeked in the window, and there's literally stacks upon stacks of books.