If you feel this way, why are you wasting our time? You may be okay with trolling a forum, but I feel the conclusion has been reached. It's time to move on.Scars Unseen said:You based your post on two words and offered the wisdom of a dictionary. Not much to bite on.Grey Day for Elcia said:You seem to lack much in the way of witticism beyond sarcasm and that hardly counts. Not very biting, friend.Scars Unseen said:Way to quote two words and ignore all context in order to "prove" a point I've already debunked. I am impressed.Grey Day for Elcia said:Firstly, he is a professional journalist because he is paid (professional) to do reports such as this (journalism). He isn't doing them for free.Scars Unseen said:professional journalists
You imply it takes a professional to report with any ounce of skill. Hardly. It takes someone with at least some sense of credibility and a basic understanding of highschool English.
Your choice. I'm just pointing out that your accusation was unwarranted, and your expectations of an entertainment piece submitted by the author of a webcomic are unrealistic. That's the conclusion I reached. I'm more than happy to depart from this conversation with the agreement to disagree on the matter.Grey Day for Elcia said:If you feel this way, why are you wasting our time? You may be okay with trolling a forum, but I feel the conclusion has been reached. It's time to move on.Scars Unseen said:You based your post on two words and offered the wisdom of a dictionary. Not much to bite on.Grey Day for Elcia said:You seem to lack much in the way of witticism beyond sarcasm and that hardly counts. Not very biting, friend.Scars Unseen said:Way to quote two words and ignore all context in order to "prove" a point I've already debunked. I am impressed.Grey Day for Elcia said:Firstly, he is a professional journalist because he is paid (professional) to do reports such as this (journalism). He isn't doing them for free.Scars Unseen said:professional journalists
You imply it takes a professional to report with any ounce of skill. Hardly. It takes someone with at least some sense of credibility and a basic understanding of highschool English.
Haaaaaah! I see what you did there!Grey Carter said:One man's dumb decision to tie up a four-year-old girl so he could play games was bound to end in tears.
Yeah, you need too. Luckily I have an understanding wife, so when I want to pop in a game and kick back (Usually now reserved to the weekends) then she will keep an eye on the kiddo and gimmie an hour or so after work. Same with her, if I see she needs a break I take the baby. It's all about teamwork and communication and smothering the kid (With love of course!).=y said:When I'm a father I fully expect to give up gaming at the rate I do right now. I don't think this guy got the memo that children require constant attention even if he is just a babysitter instead of the father. I hope I never get video game addiction to the point where I'd tie up a child to maintain concentration.