lawlz for english essay, i did my computers :p. Im writing this one big paragraph and i realized how importnat this ... game o.o has been to me. Anyhoo thought i'd share...
-_- wanted to write more but could not go over the word limit ugh
enjoy my bad english
4th paragraph:
I love my computer and use it for a variety of purposes. But the most memorable part about my computer is not about the doing, it is not about completion of homework and projects, it is not about watching and laughing at funny videos and it is not about playing my favourite games. The most memorable part that I cherish about my computer is all the experiences that I have gained, all the life lessons I that I have learned and all the friendships that I have developed through my computer. At the end of a day, I do not think about how many points I had when playing my favourite game, Quake 3 Arena. Instead I think of all the friends that I have made playing a game that I enjoy, and I think of my clan mates in the game whom have since become like a second family to me. I think of the countless arguments, problems and discussions that I witnessed and sometimes took a part in, and how I have learned from it. In a simple computer game I have learned so much about forgiveness and giving second chances to people who made mistakes in the past, about how to handling responsibilities as a proud member of community. My computer reminds me of how one simple game has bonded different peoples of different ethnicity, of different age, of different gender, of different religion all together.
-_- wanted to write more but could not go over the word limit ugh
enjoy my bad english
4th paragraph:
I love my computer and use it for a variety of purposes. But the most memorable part about my computer is not about the doing, it is not about completion of homework and projects, it is not about watching and laughing at funny videos and it is not about playing my favourite games. The most memorable part that I cherish about my computer is all the experiences that I have gained, all the life lessons I that I have learned and all the friendships that I have developed through my computer. At the end of a day, I do not think about how many points I had when playing my favourite game, Quake 3 Arena. Instead I think of all the friends that I have made playing a game that I enjoy, and I think of my clan mates in the game whom have since become like a second family to me. I think of the countless arguments, problems and discussions that I witnessed and sometimes took a part in, and how I have learned from it. In a simple computer game I have learned so much about forgiveness and giving second chances to people who made mistakes in the past, about how to handling responsibilities as a proud member of community. My computer reminds me of how one simple game has bonded different peoples of different ethnicity, of different age, of different gender, of different religion all together.
