this is just a guess

My parents didn't let me play videogames that much when I was a kid. Later on though I played the shit out of F.E.AR multiplayer and a bunch of BF2 with my bros at a local cyber cafe. Video games are fun :3

No games in my generation

give it up for the illegal Tengen Tetris.

FTFY

@Anonymous: i'd trade it for all the sushi in the world...

"Game."

From morning till night we'd play football in the old vacant lot next to my best pal Johnny's house. I was the only one who could throw accurately so I'd play all time quarterback. We spent so much time working and rehearsing trick plays that would stun and amaze kids from other neighborhoods. Unfortunately when we got to high school our coach wouldn't let us run them. He was more interested in the ground game which left us little in the way of strategic mobility. That reminds me, why is modern football so focused on the pass? It's important to keep a balanced calling style to keep your opponents guessing. Coaches were much better in my day. They really knew the sport in and out. I suppose that's just the way of the times. Nowadays people just expect a computer or a mp3 player to do all their work for them. Where is the work ethic and focus that this nation was built on? We didn't have any of these so called modern conveniences. (Which by the way are anything BUT) We were still happy, we married and had kids. Society should have just stopped right then when everything was as it should be. I can only imagine how much worse things will get still with the teen pregnancies and identity thefts and reality television. Now where was I again?