What Are You Doing RIGHT NOW? Part ELEVEN: Through the Wormhole...

[nascargo19]

and I'm pretty sure my mom hates digital stuff right now. Or at least her phone.

[Lawdog1521]

Oh, I know she hates only digital.

[www1221]

Good for you - I personally don't like shuffling stuff around as much.

Like I said unless you are playing 50 games at one you arent doing the shuffling. For you since you are on PS3 it is impractical to do any shuffling but on 360 its not trouble at all.

Certainly not with sex.

Dont knock it till you try it.

[MagicMurderBag7]

Digital sales are better than physical ones because they drop in price more. If this xbox sale was physical they'd be dropping the price 5 maybe 10 bucks and not almost 70% on everything. Also you hit one button and you have it. Convenience makes up for the amount of sales.

Everyone of those game that were a decent price have been that price before or weren't worth that price now. Way more variety in sales with both physical and digital instead of all digital.

[Witticus]

The last place my parents would look when I was a kid was my room, because they actually respected my privacy enough not to come in there unannounced.

Lucky, by the time I was born I already had a 10 year old brother who was getting into way too much trouble already, so by the time they got around to me they wanted to make sure I didn't cause the same type of trouble, which caused me to get really creative with anything I didn't want them to see.

.... This might just be one of the most... what's the word... Genius uses for a bible i've seen to date. What better place to hide them than the last place your parents would look!

That was one of the best places I had, the other one was I learned how to sew so I could hide things in the linings of a jacket or stuffed animals. Not what you think... Usually anyway, it was more like girls phone numbers, a jump drive of photos I didn't want to put on the family computer, poetry, notes my high school sweetheart wrote to me, and so on.

Same. I was the "Safe" child in the family. Nothing to hide, not the trouble maker... Just plain... Boring... Adulthood was much much better

My parents used to think that until the bubble burst on my whole little hiding operation. I moved out of the house when I was 18 and ran off to Florida and forgot a few things, one day one of my brothers decided to wear an old jacket of mine and felt something weird. He tore a hole in the pocket and found my cigs lined below which made my parents do a double check of my room. They must have done a thorough search because they even found the part of the carpet I used to peel up and hide some notes under. I got a call from my older brother saying "Dude! You are so legend!!! And busted!!!"

[www1221]

Everyone of those game that were a decent price have been that price before or weren't worth that price now. Way more variety in sales with both physical and digital instead of all digital.

The convenience of having every game you own at your fingers is much better than being able to someday save maybe $15 on a game over a year old. Chances are anyway that if I own the system the game is on and I dont have it after a few months let alone more than a year that I dont want it anyway.

[nascargo19]

Witt, you must have been quite the trouble maker as a child.

[Witticus]

I typically wait for a good sale or see if one of my brothers are done with a game I could borrow from them. Like right now I'm attempting to start Arkham City.

Witt, you must have been quite the trouble maker as a child.

In short kinda, the smart ones don't get caught and therefore don't cause as much trouble.

[www1221]

Witt, you must have been quite the trouble maker as a child.

He is still quite the troublemaker. I mean dont you remember when he dented that poor kid's Tundra?

[Witticus]

He is still quite the troublemaker. I mean dont you remember when he dented that poor kid's Tundra?

I still feel bad for being a total cokusblockus.