dada wrote:I hear you, jcivil. Some of us are too poor to leave, if that makes any sense. Right now my life consists of walking dogs for (barely) a living, making music with my band and playing video games. Not a very glamorous lifestyle, but there's a certain zen-like quality to it, I guess. I don't know. And I may be wrong, but I think there may be nowhere left to run to on this planet anyway. The assholes have ruined the whole thing. So I'm just trying to enjoy it wherever I am.
Aw I pretty much retired in my mid 20's:) And yay for music! I've been enjoying posting cryptic songs and videos to soundcloud and vimeo/youtube:) Im hoping New York provides the further boost I need for musical/film/art inspiration. I had a rather strange journey in my 34 years. Lack of a love life, money, success, social acceptance, etc for most of that has provided an interesting perspective I now can't entirely say I am unhappy with. I'm not even sure I'd feel among peers in Williamsburg(tm) or any other cool hunter area(Portland, Austin, etc)
dada wrote:Looks like a barcade meetup may be in the works here. How about Thursday evening, or Saturday afternoon?
Just to warn you, I'm pretty damn good at Galaga.
Im so so on that. I remember never liking Joust though, even when it first came out. Xevious was always my game, as well as Congo Bongo, Tapper and Crystal Castles.
I see they have Contra, Rampage and Strider *hearts*
http://barcadebrooklyn.com/games-2/
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