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Lots of people play these. Ask any random person and at least one out of ten will say: "yes, i do play video games." In fact, about 40% of the world's population do. There are billions of these to play. As you will see below, these are ONLY for leisure and NOT for regular use...
QWERTY: its the weekend. im gonna play some video games.
QWERTYUIOP:ok. DO NOT SPEND 300 HOURS ON IT!!!!!
QWERTY: bleeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh viiideooo gammmessss!!!!!!!!!
QWERTYUIOP: uh oh.. gone hyper. AAAAAARRRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The thing that parents blame for bad situations
Kid: *gets a B in math*
Parents: if you would just stop playing Video games you would get an A
What everybody should get for Christmas, no matter their age. Video games tell you a lot about what somebody is like when there's no cameras rolling instead of what they say they're like on TV or on a stage (or a social media page or website), and what they would really be like in the 12th century, for example.
Video games tell you what somebody is really like when nobody is watching, rather than when everybody is watching.
A code word for cannabis used when around parents, adults, 12, ect.
"Hey lets go back to the house and play some video games and then listen to music."
No. They are not a proxy for physical play but I wasn't socialized by the age of 4 so I guess I'm already doomed! DOOMED!! DOOOOOOOMED!!! DOOMED AND DAMNED! So, I'll just keep playing them.
Hym "The meta-game of a competitive video-game can be AS COMPLICATED if not MORE than chess. It's not a substitute for anything but it's no different than spending your time playing chess. Aside from the public perception."
when you are hanging out with your gay friends in the living room and they suggest watching music video or performances. This leads to watching many other music videos and performances, very gay ones. This includes, but is not limited to: Lady Gaga, Chappell Roan, Madonna, Britney Spears, and Ariana Grande.
We just watched Lady Gaga’s Superbowl halftime show, I guess it’s gay music video time!
A YouTube video with at least 100 times as many likes as dislikes.
This ratio separates ordinary videos from ones that appeal to a much broader audience and are exponentially likely to be viewed more often and until the video ends.
Check out anything by Vsauce or any of the 50 amazing facts to blow your mind by Matthew Santoro.
The likes/dislikes bar really does define a good video!
Enjoy.
Matt Santoro and Vsauce have more Hundred Videos that aren't based on playing a guitar than any other videos on YouTube.