"all you need is 5 hours a day"........Originally Posted by Pike
Finding the time to play games is pretty easy. All it takes is an average of five hours a day and that nets you a solid 35 hours a week, whilst leaving plenty of time for life and other stuff. (And if you think five hours a day sounds like a lot after work, we're averaging in more time on days off and less time on workdays)
And if you're me and you don't have a life it's really easy to fit even more gaming in.
Get a gaming laptop so you can game while you poop."all you need is 5 hours a day"........
News was a bit dry that week. Nothing of interest, really. More interesting news will make that more interesting! If there never is anything more than boring news all the time, we may look to something else to fill the time with. xD
That's really not a lot. Say you spend 7 hours sleeping and 8 hours working every day, plus an extra hour for things like eating, pooping, and getting dressed. That leaves you with eight hours to do whatever you want. Bump it up to sixteen on a non-work day. Five hours is nothing."all you need is 5 hours a day"........Finding the time to play games is pretty easy. All it takes is an average of five hours a day and that nets you a solid 35 hours a week, whilst leaving plenty of time for life and other stuff. (And if you think five hours a day sounds like a lot after work, we're averaging in more time on days off and less time on workdays)
And if you're me and you don't have a life it's really easy to fit even more gaming in.
>thinking five hours a day is a lot
That's just a warmup, damn guys.
I spend 10 minutes eating and another 10 minutes getting dressed...That's really not a lot. Say you spend 7 hours sleeping and 8 hours working every day, plus an extra hour for things like eating, pooping, and getting dressed. That leaves you with eight hours to do whatever you want. Bump it up to sixteen on a non-work day. Five hours is nothing."all you need is 5 hours a day"........Finding the time to play games is pretty easy. All it takes is an average of five hours a day and that nets you a solid 35 hours a week, whilst leaving plenty of time for life and other stuff. (And if you think five hours a day sounds like a lot after work, we're averaging in more time on days off and less time on workdays)
And if you're me and you don't have a life it's really easy to fit even more gaming in.
I usually spend about 2 minutes getting dressed but I was rounding up because apparently most people aren't like me in that regard.I spend 10 minutes eating and another 10 minutes getting dressed...That's really not a lot. Say you spend 7 hours sleeping and 8 hours working every day, plus an extra hour for things like eating, pooping, and getting dressed. That leaves you with eight hours to do whatever you want. Bump it up to sixteen on a non-work day. Five hours is nothing."all you need is 5 hours a day"........Finding the time to play games is pretty easy. All it takes is an average of five hours a day and that nets you a solid 35 hours a week, whilst leaving plenty of time for life and other stuff. (And if you think five hours a day sounds like a lot after work, we're averaging in more time on days off and less time on workdays)
And if you're me and you don't have a life it's really easy to fit even more gaming in.
So you spend 48 minutes pooping?I usually spend about 2 minutes getting dressed but I was rounding up because apparently most people aren't like me in that regard.I spend 10 minutes eating and another 10 minutes getting dressed...That's really not a lot. Say you spend 7 hours sleeping and 8 hours working every day, plus an extra hour for things like eating, pooping, and getting dressed. That leaves you with eight hours to do whatever you want. Bump it up to sixteen on a non-work day. Five hours is nothing."all you need is 5 hours a day"........Finding the time to play games is pretty easy. All it takes is an average of five hours a day and that nets you a solid 35 hours a week, whilst leaving plenty of time for life and other stuff. (And if you think five hours a day sounds like a lot after work, we're averaging in more time on days off and less time on workdays)
And if you're me and you don't have a life it's really easy to fit even more gaming in.
(SPOILER)And once again, discussions around the podcast have deteriorated to poop...
Well, you know, if you bring a good book with you...So you spend 48 minutes pooping?I usually spend about 2 minutes getting dressed but I was rounding up because apparently most people aren't like me in that regard.I spend 10 minutes eating and another 10 minutes getting dressed...That's really not a lot. Say you spend 7 hours sleeping and 8 hours working every day, plus an extra hour for things like eating, pooping, and getting dressed. That leaves you with eight hours to do whatever you want. Bump it up to sixteen on a non-work day. Five hours is nothing."all you need is 5 hours a day"........Finding the time to play games is pretty easy. All it takes is an average of five hours a day and that nets you a solid 35 hours a week, whilst leaving plenty of time for life and other stuff. (And if you think five hours a day sounds like a lot after work, we're averaging in more time on days off and less time on workdays)
And if you're me and you don't have a life it's really easy to fit even more gaming in.
(SPOILER)And once again, discussions around the podcast have deteriorated to poop...
Why are we talking about poop.
Because it's the EoFF Podcast.
I leave you guys alone for 5 minutes and already there is a debate about gaming and poop.
U kidz b cray-z
And it most definitely wasn't started by me! :o
Why are we talking about poop.
That is the most shocking part.
Yet again a very enjoyable podcast
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