Your emotions are what make you an individual.  And it's the separate emotions that every existing person has that forms the puzzle which makes life so enjoyable.  Look at your emotions in a positive manner, and feel enlightened towards the knowledge that despite what misery, angst, or sadness your feelings may bring you, such emotions are what also allow happiness, excitement, and pride to be experienced. 

Basically, you can't have one emotion without the existence of the other, just as you can't have every person having similar emotions to one another.  Feel proud as being the individual for which people recognize you as, which is determined by the emotions you have portrayed.

[QUOTE="jealentus"]If I'm gonna be hospitilized from it then I will not mix the Vikatin and alcohol. Yes I'm getting Vik. I've never used it before so I don't know how strong an effect it will have on my sleepyness. I guess I'll be out for a while though, so I may as well just not go. But lets say I don't take any V all of saturday, or at least none in the afternoon and I'm like... completely sober from it. What about then?NavigatorsGhost

QFT.  You'd have to be masochistic if you were to consider drinking after getting your wisdom teeth pulled out.  Unless you're taking large amounts of pain meds your cheeks are going to feel horrid. 

I remember when I got a tooth pulled I got sick off the pain meds they gave me... That sucked but yeah. As I mentioned it is a horrible idea mainly because you would be mixing the drugs they give you with alchohol which is wrong and will make you sick probably.funkadelichika

Haha.  Yeah, I was popping pain meds in constantly after I got mine pulled out, and survived off of yogurt.  Felt kind of surreal, being able to eat all the yogurt I wanted. 

Oh, and again, stay off the alcohol. 

If you can restrain yourself from drinking, go for it.  Otherwise, stay far, far away. 

Chances are though, you'll still be in too great of pain to care. 

I actually feel fortunate to have found such an enjoyment in games back when I was at the age of 6, due to it being a great brain exercise.

What many don't realize about gaming is that the majority of games, despite their rating (unless it's made specifically for children), are tailored for the teenage to adult audience.  This applies to games such as those found in series like Mario or Zelda, games that are given the E for everyone rating, yet were created with a challenge designated for the older audience.  In that respect, video gaming is one of the best activities a child can get enwrapped in, as long as they're not being influenced in a bad manner, or becoming horribly addicted. 

As for me, I was playing Ocarina of Time at 7 or 8 years of age (can't remember), and I definitely feel that trying to solve some of the mind-numbing puzzles within that game as influenced me, in a very positive way.  That's what I believe gaming has caused me. 

SONY AM CRY! 

[QUOTE="Viewtiful-GaMeR"]I don't even watch TV that much.jakeboudville

Not enough porn on TV. 

J/K

If you spend a large amount of disposable income on games, you're a hardcore gamer.

Go!  Spend more money!