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Tag Archives: Childhood
Video Game Culture
I never really got to play video games as a child; my family didn’t own any sort of console, and when I pressed my parents (as I often did), they did not view such an expenditure as a worthwhile one. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 90s Cultural References, Childhood, Computer Games, Culture, Gaming Culture, misconceptions, Video Games
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How Not To Manage A Schoolyard
I went to elementary school in Canada during the mid 1990s. I need hardly remind anyone who was present at this time and place that, on the schoolyard at least, Goosebumps novels were the currency of the realm. If you … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Childhood, exercise, Goosebumps, Literacy, Parenting-Induced Stupidity, Schools, Stupidity
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Concerning Religion
When I was a child, I considered religion to be a fairly simple matter: my family celebrated Christmas and Easter, therefore I was a Christian (as opposed to the people who celebrated Hanukkah, Purim, and a number of less fun … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Stuff, Politics, Skepticism
Tagged Agnosticism, Atheism, Childhood, Christianity, Religion
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Christmas Time
Contrary to recent claims made by certain idiotic Texan governors, you will have no doubt noticed that Christmas is now very much in the air, and there is not a thing that’s clandestine about it. Personally, I’m not complaining; I … Continue reading