If things get any worse, I might have to get AHMED ABDALLAH in here to shake things up!
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I admit im not much up on these games but I really want to get into them.
I have my friends and nephews bugging me off and on to get a system to play them. They sometimes play the Battlefield series and others play COD
now I have my son getting a little older and even he is starting to ask me questions about it from videos he watches. This kid absorbs this info like a frickin sponge. He is only 6 and has been into Minecraft, but now it seems like he is switching gears and wanting to get into some more advanced stuff...dang that kid is so smart!
Video games should be a small percentage of a kid's early years as far as recreation goes. Not so much bonding looking at a screen vs. playing catch in the backyard. Same goes for internet time when the family could be doing something together like tying up a gimp up in the basement
Your kids will be exposed to everything electronic and more regardless so don't let their thumbs become their largest appendage. If you've got a nerd, they'll have plenty of time to live in that world when they realize you're a fossil.
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You are correct on this
I already have a strict policy in the household when it comes to electronics. Overall, he actually doesn't spend tons and tons of time on video games, and we make sure he doesn't. When we do play, alot of the time, we play Mariokart 8. When we first got the game, I was relaxing my character a bit so he would have a chance to win.
Im not sujre what happened a couple of weeks back, but something must have clicked in his head, and he has been shredding me in the game everywhere I turn
Damn...my kid is so smart...he amazes me every day.
It's true. Your kids will likely clean your clock unless your a dedicated gamer. That's another reason to get them outside so you can dominate them for the few years available. I remember playing pool with my dad and I had to ease up a bit cause he just didn't have the skill. Then again, maybe he was letting me win. Never thought about that before.
"The founding fathers did not like the idea of the tyranny of the majority ruling the country"
Dan Druff
“I don't know what weapons World War III will be fought with, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones.”
Albert Einstein
"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today if a gift
and that is why it's called the present"
Eleanor Roosevelt
Lol video game nerds. N64 is God, but anything beyond that is faggot.
Now's also a good time to think about exposing your son to computer coding (just a little bit!) while his mind is still very young and full of wonder. Maybe it's still too early, but there are some child-centric coding classes out there.
Coding is the new literacy. Even if the language your son learns is later useless, the logical principles he learns early will do wonders for his later education in other high-level programming languages.
Love or hate his Facebook creation, Mark Zuckerberg started coding at age 10 and it put him miles above the competition by the time he started coding Facebook at Harvard.
Thanks to his early coding education and the Winklevoss Twins, Zuck could buy and sell Caesars Entertainment, its WSOP properties, and the entirety of Amaya (Pokerstars) out of his own pocket and just cackle an evil, maniacal laugh now...
Coding may be the new literacy but let's not get carried away. Exposing your kid to programming at an early age is no more a guarantee of greatness than exposing your kid to algebra or the violin.
Zuckerberg and Bill James are freaks.
If you think you have a good idea you can hire a coder just like people have hired engineers for years. They are just tools used to get things done.
Wow, "shithole" & "degenerate element". You are getting all sentimental in your advancing years.
I mean when I was in Jr High I took an exploratory class where they were teaching basic and I was way out in front of that. In High School it was the very first year they taught the computer class and it was on trash 80's and I got pulled into the office because I was showing up the teacher who was a shit-for-brains. But at least they were teaching coding.
10 PRINT LOL
20 GOTO 10
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