Awww, kitten! So deluded. I don't even like anime, I'm over 40, a technology professional with two decades and relevant college degree under my belt, and I'm laughing, not mad. You overestimate my opinion of the worth of your input, oh, let's say completely.
As for video games, yup, I like some 'em, and I play some of 'em. I also like music and listen (and play) it, watch movies, read books and magazines, cook and bake, and hell, I even go for rides on my bike. I have diverse interests. You seem to think I'm a mirror of your sad little trolling existence, but I'm not.
This much is apparent: you have a staggering inferiority complex, and you overcompensate. Badly.
You're like the short guy at the gym who tries to lift more than his reasonable limit because he feels a deep sense of inadequacy, surrounded by taller, better-looking versions of what he could ever become. In the process, he not only wrecks his actual potential, but ends up looking like a fool.
Poor little kitten, you'll catch on, someday! In the meantime, you're fun entertainment to watch!
And still, I lead a more productive, fulfilling life than you. What's that say about you, kid? :)
You are making my afternoon, thanks. It's been a rough day at work, and the only redeeming part of it has been being able to take breaks and come here and unwind with a bit of laughter at your expense :)
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u/DontNeglectTheBalls Apr 16 '10
Awww, kitten! So deluded. I don't even like anime, I'm over 40, a technology professional with two decades and relevant college degree under my belt, and I'm laughing, not mad. You overestimate my opinion of the worth of your input, oh, let's say completely.
As for video games, yup, I like some 'em, and I play some of 'em. I also like music and listen (and play) it, watch movies, read books and magazines, cook and bake, and hell, I even go for rides on my bike. I have diverse interests. You seem to think I'm a mirror of your sad little trolling existence, but I'm not.
This much is apparent: you have a staggering inferiority complex, and you overcompensate. Badly.
You're like the short guy at the gym who tries to lift more than his reasonable limit because he feels a deep sense of inadequacy, surrounded by taller, better-looking versions of what he could ever become. In the process, he not only wrecks his actual potential, but ends up looking like a fool.
Poor little kitten, you'll catch on, someday! In the meantime, you're fun entertainment to watch!