It's shameful but true. I can't get anything done now.
I did Solitaire and Spider Solitaire recreationally from time to time, it never got in the way of things and was a good way to kill time. Then Gov/Econ started. The class had shitty old computers on every desk (about one for every two people). We'd often be given a large class work project to do using the computer, which mostly envolved looking up documents, polls, and articles. This offered a lot of time to do nothing on the computer, especially because it was almost always easier just to wait and do the projects at home with computer that were neither shitty or old. While on the computer a friend and I spent a lot of time trying to finish a game of Spider on easy and under 100 moves--it's almost impossible.
Well, one of the people who sat next to me taught me how to affectively play minesweeper. The next day, while I was playing he made a joke about how I'm addicted to minesweeper. I wasn't then it was just a harmless game. I can't stop now.
I did Solitaire and Spider Solitaire recreationally from time to time, it never got in the way of things and was a good way to kill time. Then Gov/Econ started. The class had shitty old computers on every desk (about one for every two people). We'd often be given a large class work project to do using the computer, which mostly envolved looking up documents, polls, and articles. This offered a lot of time to do nothing on the computer, especially because it was almost always easier just to wait and do the projects at home with computer that were neither shitty or old. While on the computer a friend and I spent a lot of time trying to finish a game of Spider on easy and under 100 moves--it's almost impossible.
Well, one of the people who sat next to me taught me how to affectively play minesweeper. The next day, while I was playing he made a joke about how I'm addicted to minesweeper. I wasn't then it was just a harmless game. I can't stop now.