So basically they don't let you forget it. I wonder if most people have a slightly embarassing story that their family never let them forget? To laugh about at family gatherings.
I probably have a dozen or so memories from ages 2 to 4. My earliest memory was when I was 2 and my mother and I were walking to a community swimming pool. I'm not 100 percent sure I was 2, but I think that's when we lived there. I also had a big Styrofoam T-Rex model I remember playing with. And, humorously, I remember telling my dad that the neighbor kid had punched me, and he told me to punch him back, and the next day the kid came to the door and I immediately slugged him. That wasn't quite the "fight back" spirit of Dad's advice.
"A" story? Heavens, we've got lots of them! And I'm the one to bring up the ones about me the most.
Obviously we are all different, but I never think about the past. I just think that it doesn't exist anymore.
I'm always the one telling my own stories at family gatherings. 😆
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No I haven't. I used to watch tv and a lot of films, but gaming sort of took over. The whole passive observer switched to active protagonist idea. I think RD2 for example is cinematically as good as westerns.Have you seen
Glad to see I'm not the only one who likes playing with a gamepad.
Which do you prefer? I had a G13 Logitech until the keys started giving up one by one. But this Razer Tartarus V2 is good, sharp on the controls and easy on the hand.
Lovely Image. Remember to wipe that invoice for rodenticide.
The latest Xbox controllers are my favorite. But I don't have them hooked up to PC. For PC, I use this one here. It feels about as good as an Xbox controller, and it comes with the wireless dongle. Plus, it's rechargeable with USB-C, which is one upgrade from the Xbox controllers that still use AAA.
Well yeah, it's ideal for the stated purposes—sitting back not playing, then having coffee spit on it!
Oh man, I didn't need that visual—and neither does your family!
I don't believe that a tiger raised as a pet would be any more vicious than this German shepherd. When we went to her house for Christmas, I was carrying a gun. I had to keep facing the dog and eventually back into the house as it growled, barked and frothed at the mouth. It didn't do this to everyone, just me and one other son-in-law. That son-in-law refused to go to her house anymore after being chased back into his car.
I used to have a friend who had a German shepherd that would rip the arm off of anyone, except the owner. They can be pretty scary.
I think we're having a slight nomenclature issue. I would call that a controller and I do have a Steam controller for certain games.
