The "Freeola Customer Forum" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
And not jsut now. All of the time.
I'm bored of watching Simpsons Videos
I'm bored of watching Babylon 5 videos
I'm bored of watching Buffy videos
I'm bored of spending my time surfing the inernet
I'm bored of playing video games.
I want some excitement, but I don't know how to go about finding it.
I'm bored of watching Simpsons Videos
I'm bored of watching Babylon 5 videos
I'm bored of watching Buffy videos
I'm bored of spending my time surfing the inernet
I'm bored of playing video games.
I want some excitement, but I don't know how to go about finding it.
Page:
There are too few things in life to enjoy in my opinion.
monkey_man wrote:
> See, I don't get this. Why can't people just enjoy themselves for
> once? You go to work/school/college/Uni, you come home and then what?
> Sit on the internet and type that you're bored? Maybe leaving the
> forums is a good idea - you can start doing something else that you
> might enjoy more.
Im bored, but thats because its still 1/2 an hour before my last lecture. Ive been here since 8:50am as well.
> See, I don't get this. Why can't people just enjoy themselves for
> once? You go to work/school/college/Uni, you come home and then what?
> Sit on the internet and type that you're bored? Maybe leaving the
> forums is a good idea - you can start doing something else that you
> might enjoy more.
Im bored, but thats because its still 1/2 an hour before my last lecture. Ive been here since 8:50am as well.
I don't usually come here at the evening.
I think that I don't want to grow up.
At 23 I'm finally facing adulthood and I don't want to.
People say that you are as young as you feel, but it isn't true.
I think that I don't want to grow up.
At 23 I'm finally facing adulthood and I don't want to.
People say that you are as young as you feel, but it isn't true.
Rosalind wrote:
>
> No. In fact I relate to you much more since you have been around.
> And you haven't judged me for anything I have said here yet. I get
> the feeling you won't either.
Well, that's nice to hear :)
I kind of know what you mean about being bored though.
Sometimes you just need something a little different to do. Other things just can't hold your attention as much as they used to.
Have you considered alcoholism?
>
> No. In fact I relate to you much more since you have been around.
> And you haven't judged me for anything I have said here yet. I get
> the feeling you won't either.
Well, that's nice to hear :)
I kind of know what you mean about being bored though.
Sometimes you just need something a little different to do. Other things just can't hold your attention as much as they used to.
Have you considered alcoholism?
See, I don't get this. Why can't people just enjoy themselves for once? You go to work/school/college/Uni, you come home and then what? Sit on the internet and type that you're bored? Maybe leaving the forums is a good idea - you can start doing something else that you might enjoy more.
Simon Says wrote:
> Here's an interesting question though,
>
> do you feel somehow less anonymous given that you know whatever you
> post here I'd be fairly likely to read it, and that takes away some of
> your capacity to express exactly how you feel?
No. In fact I relate to you much more since you have been around. And you haven't judged me for anything I have said here yet. I get the feeling you won't either.
> Here's an interesting question though,
>
> do you feel somehow less anonymous given that you know whatever you
> post here I'd be fairly likely to read it, and that takes away some of
> your capacity to express exactly how you feel?
No. In fact I relate to you much more since you have been around. And you haven't judged me for anything I have said here yet. I get the feeling you won't either.
Goatboy wrote:
> Rosalind wrote:
> I hate you
> --
>
> *shrugs*
> Why? It was a perfectly reasonable question
I don't really.
btw, It wasn't a question it was a statement that you put a question mark at the end of, which makes no sense.
> Rosalind wrote:
> I hate you
> --
>
> *shrugs*
> Why? It was a perfectly reasonable question
I don't really.
btw, It wasn't a question it was a statement that you put a question mark at the end of, which makes no sense.
Rosalind wrote:
> I realise that alot of you think that all I do in the life forum is
> post wingy topics about how life sucks. So I haven't been doing
> anything like that recently. As a result I'm starting to feel as if I
> don't fit in here anymore.
>
If you feel that way either post a post about why you feel that way, and why that is wrong,
or alternatively try and write a long post about something else and see it as a challenge.
Here's an interesting question though,
do you feel somehow less anonymous given that you know whatever you post here I'd be fairly likely to read it, and that takes away some of your capacity to express exactly how you feel?
> I realise that alot of you think that all I do in the life forum is
> post wingy topics about how life sucks. So I haven't been doing
> anything like that recently. As a result I'm starting to feel as if I
> don't fit in here anymore.
>
If you feel that way either post a post about why you feel that way, and why that is wrong,
or alternatively try and write a long post about something else and see it as a challenge.
Here's an interesting question though,
do you feel somehow less anonymous given that you know whatever you post here I'd be fairly likely to read it, and that takes away some of your capacity to express exactly how you feel?
Rosalind wrote:
> I hate you
--
*shrugs*
Why? It was a perfectly reasonable question
> I hate you
--
*shrugs*
Why? It was a perfectly reasonable question
I've been down. I just haven't been shouting about it because I get shot down in flames for it.
QED
QED
Page: