I'm still alive. I've managed to get myself horribly addicted to a stupid video game. I'm going to work through this, maybe get myself on some therapy and medication, and I'll be back to blogging in no time. I do want to get in on this Childhood Trauma Tuesday action, so perhaps I'll be back later today. I have a collection of traumas to share, all with a common theme.
My name is Mike. Some people call me Phronk. I'm a guy who lives in a home and does various things, such as going to school (I'm a graduate student in psychology) and going to work (I teach people and do science) and many other things. I really enjoy doing things that are fun and eating things which taste good. I have a girlfriend and a dog and assorted kitchen utensils. I have now told you everything you need to know about me.
This blog deals with whatever I feel like writing about. Frequent topics include: psychology, philosophy, music, movies, TV, technology, video games, books, writing, news, stupid internet stuff, stuff about my real life, and whatever else comes into my head.
Contact me: web (at) phronk (dot) com
4 Comments:
I know what that's like. I was a World of Warcraft junkie for about 6 months.
Now my computer is too old to play anything. Maybe that's a good thing. Not sure.
that is a good thing jimmy, financially and socially...
hows the game btw phronk?.. i've heard good things...
Battlefield 2 is way too addictive.
Haha yeah Jimmy, this Oblivion game has replaced my World of Warcraft addiction for now. So it would probably suck you in too...whatever you do, don't upgrade your computer.
Sachz: In addition to being addictive, it's also a really great game. There are annoying technical issues (stuttering, load times, framerate drops), but it's so fun that you don't notice them. I've really never been compelled to stay up late into the night playing a game before this one, so that says something.
Bee: Nice. I'd better avoid it then...though a free demo for the Xbox 360 version just came out...uh oh.
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