I used to be into sports and exercise and all that crap, but since I got out of high school and I can't do anything organized anymore, and since I got out of active duty Army and don't really have to do anything--and I don't have anybody to go running with or anything--I've been falling out of it.
Nothing. I was almost gonna say wearing my cowboy hat, then I realized I was wearing it xD
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RPGs with long and involved stories. Those were almost all I would play before; I'd get mad if they weren't at least 40 hours long. Now I can barely finish any game, even The Bouncer which is like...2 hours. Just....bored. With a lot of things, actually. =D I'm hoping I can get myself out of it though. WHATEVAR
The same thing happens to me with anything. I will be "OMG i want to play this right now"...five minutes later..."It's boring" I guess I am kinda fickled.Originally Posted by -N-
...all of a sudden I was just pumped up and ready to play FFVII all over again. But then I got back to my room and couldn't make myself sit down to do it again.
So it's odd, because although I can't sit down and play video games for more than a few minutes, I have no problem blowing my time surfing the Internet. How does that work?
Same goes for reading, i have to really like the book, or else I'll forget about it, but of late I found some pretty good books, and I am totally pumped for HP:HBP.
I used to grease up Jenna Jameson before she went on screen. It kinda got boring though.
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I don't do anything anymore.
Yesterday I tried baking a cake. It was a freaking disaster!
Writing. I used to love to write. Hell, I wrote a book in 6th grade. I still want to be a journalist, but I seriously can't pressure myself to write fiction anymore. I know I should, and I could probably be very good at it with more practice, but....I just don't.
I used to save the world from a wide selection of various dangerous villains. However, after an accident on an escalator which left me with a pretty serious injury (now recovered) I got sluggish and lazy and caught an addiction to potato crisps and television. Every now and again I tell myself I'm going to get back in shape and get back to kicking villains asses, but I use the word tomorrow a lot.
Oh, and #eoff.
Sports. That's all i ever used to do when i was 8 or 9. I'd play basketball, baseball, football, etc. all the time.
Now, well.....i never really do, probably because i dont live with my dad anymore. Ever since i moved away, i've been more interested in games & stuff. And it sucks too cause I was really good at basketball and baseball.
Hopefully i can get back into those two and actually get off my ass for a change & participate in sports.
~Keep it gooey~
rebeating video games.
It looks like the ground had a sex change.
I'm tired of PS1. Sometimes, I get tired of the sun. No, wait, that happens quite a bit.
Porn.
I used to play Soul Calibur 2 more than any other game, but ever since I stopped my awesome-ness has somehow developed into a form of sucky-ness (or the guys at arcades are just infinitely times better). These days, only every now and then do I pump in a few dollars for a couple of quick rounds (usually up to Inferno before getting reminded of the aforementioned sucky-ness), but whenever I play a human player, I find myself thinking about what to do rather than just doing it. Nothing comes instinctively anymore and I hate it.
I still own though, just not enough to make me like the game as much as I used to. I think Soul Calibur 3 will put me back in the mood though so Namco should hurry it up *whipcrack*
I got tired of playing FF over and over again. Man, I need to play other rpgs out there. So like, I bought Shadow Hearts, Resident Evil, and Tekken.
Sketching stuff used to be a big hobby of mine, but as I got older, my drawing style stayed at the fifth grade level that I used to be at. So I stopped that.
Console gaming is kind of meh to me. The last game I think I really got into was RE4. Every now and again I'll get an urge to replay one I've beaten, but usually I'll just get a bit through the beginning and stop.
I was really in to self-teaching myself programming, but I realized it's about pointless since I don't have the drive to do anything worthwhile.
Counter-strike was my main addiction during the school year. I even got first place in my school's LAN party. Ever since summer, though, I just stopped playing regularly.
I have a habit of finding new interests, and consequently, forgetting about other things.
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