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01/06/09(Tue)16:37:11 No.2674579>>2674530
Yes,
exactly. WoW is not addictive; if anything, the force behind obsessive
playing is peer pressure, the pressure to level up your character and
get phat loots like the big shots on your server. Just slow down and
play when its convenient. Same with weed.
I play WoW, but I
haven't touched it more than three or four times in the last month. I'm
really behind, my main is only 73 while my guild is raiding Naxxramas,
plus I need to power level fishing up from scratch for the sake of my
cooking achievements, but I recently got an XBox 360 and my free gaming
time has gone to that. Provided, I still keep the house in good order
and get my work done when it presents itself.
Likewise, I
recently started smoking weed. Only three times have I lit up now, and
I haven't really gotten that high. Maybe I need to hit more of it
harder, I don't know, but I feel absolutely no compulsion to do it
again. If I'm with my friends and someone offers me, I'll help 'em
smoke that bowl or joint but I haven't even bought any of my own weed
yet. I'm still more interested in spending my money on games and
miniatures, more permanent entertainment. |