Wait that doesn't add up....
Edit: But it feels about right...
This post has been edited by Roland San: Dec 13 2007, 04:19 PM
Life as a gamer, student, worker, boss, unemployed
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Work takes up 30% of my time. Sleep takes up 30% too. Woman takes up 150%. That leaves 5% left for gaming
Wait that doesn't add up.... Edit: But it feels about right... This post has been edited by Roland San: Dec 13 2007, 04:19 PM |
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QUOTE(Cristiano-Ronaldo-7 @ Dec 17 2007, 12:53 PM) any gamers practicing medicine or studying medicine. i doubt there are any My brother is a nephrologist in London. He's had no social life or free time since the early '90s    Seriously, medics study damn hard and damn long. You really need the willpower to commit to your books, and to avoid wasting time on video games and extended mamak stall sessions. He does play games, but never for more than a couple of hours a week. Or month. |
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QUOTE(infe_red555 @ Mar 12 2008, 05:12 PM) AGREED ! but I still feel even as a student ... We still have best gaming time than working. I work before so I understand all you workers feeling ! I feel your tiredness However, when I was a student, I couldn't afford the kind of gaming I do now...  I'd still go back to those magic uni days in a heartbeat  |
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