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1) Family2) Gaming - Whether it be board games, card games, or video gaming; if life were all work and no play, then what would be the fun in that?
kinds of games, everything from RPG 's and computer games, to board and card games. ... GAMING! Unless I am working. Or someone comes to visit from far away and I am entertaining them. Or I am out of town. Otherwise, GAMING!
)Especially if you would like to join me for tea, a walk, or some board gaming.
(oh by the way, when I say gaming I don't just mean video games. I also love board games and parlor games. If you have 3 to 5 friends who can't think of what to do, I can usually excrete a a game from the bowels of my car that they'll love) Board games would include titles like Munchkin, Citadels,
The Real Gamers use Dice Test
Are you a "real" gamer? Only a TRUE gamer can answer these without looking up answers- ready to stretch your inner geek? Risk a botch and take the ch... ...
The Board Game Rulez Test
Hi Dorks and Dorkettes! Sometimes you gotta just lay it all out there and let people know that you're a dork. But, fret not. It is OK! We are ... ...
The What Kind of Games Should You Play? Test
Hi again! First of all let me just say this test is for ANYBODY that plays games, not just gamer geeks. It has 3 parts: Card Games, Board Games, and... ...
The True Gamer Test
Hello. Welcome to the True Gamer test. You may think you are a gamer. You may even game. Here is the test to prove whether or not you even know what i... ...
Games
was off somewhere
playing board games (Monopoly, Clue, ... passed with little gaming of any sort. Over the last
year, however, I have "rediscovered" gaming. One is in the form of
console gaming (in this case the Playstation 2), the other a
revival of collectible cards gaming (Magic:The Gathering) after
So, I'm a gamer
When I was married my gaming was limited to
video games, which ain't really social. After the divorce I was
reawakened into board/card games and I missed it, and the social
atmosphere that surrounds it. I have no plans on giving that up. So
if board/card/video games bore you .
CCGs Enter New Dimensions In "The Far Wilds"
Familiar Ingredients, Exciting New Gaming Recipe Game Review: March
9, 2009 Overview The Far Wilds (www.thefarwilds.com) is a free
online computer game that combines elements of collectible card
games and miniature figurines on a hexagonal board of randomly
generated terrain.
At the Gym-ette again
Having just gotten back from the KublaCon gaming convention
(roleplaying games, board games, card games, LARPing), I'd have to
say that it would likely rock my world if a girlfriend of mine
could actually deign to get her geek on and participate.
Video Gamers and Dating
it up with card games and board games has done
wonders for me when combining gaming and dating. Places like Dave
and Busters are perfect for that kind of setup. If you put things
together well enough, its not that hard to get a nice girl to
become suddenly curious about the fun of gaming, lol.
MBTI and interests
swing dancing, krav maga,
ultimate frisbee, computer programming, fiction writing,
literature, science fiction, fantasy, computer gaming, card gaming,
board gaming, trivia, genealogy, european history, military
history, politics, camping, physics, evolutionary biology,
surrealist art, webcomics,
If you want to start your day with a rating...
to push the envelope
in gaming world are not so common these days, with games becoming
more and more similar its hard to know a good game when you see
one. At least that is how I view the gaming industry these days,
although the ... a video game that everyone across the
board gets into, PLEASE.
I just got shot down because I play WoW
to use hunting as the
choice of activity for inter-company board meetings for instance. ... There is no
reason gaming can not include your partner, or other people, and
can be quite sociable. It can be reclusive yes, but if someone is
gaming and being reclusive, if you remove the games (and their
D&D. Yes, you read that correctly.
For those of you who don't consider gaming
as an alternative life style.... well I guess you've never been to
a real gaming Con, now have you? I play D&D. I own close
to 600 board games, the vast majority of which your average Joe has
sadly never heard of.
