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Who am i??



After six year of stay at IIIT i can't help but wonder who am i.. what am i doing.. and where am i going?? These are the questions i tried to answer today.. disappointingly.. there were only a few that i could come up with. Iv'e played more games than any single person in the campus (count not in different games .. count in terms of much time ive' spent gaming). Iv'e never kept track of how much time i play computer games.. but my juns were kind enough to keep reminding me that im' the only guy who has played almost all the games with all the batch.. not great but i really like it when people say that. The other day i saw an article on slashdot saying that there was some rehab being setup for video game addicts.. i was wondering if i needed that.. :p
PS: not going there any time soon :D

Comments

Anonymous said…
Nice Viking Hat .
Can I have one ?
Anonymous said…
spent more time than u on gaming :((
btw u cant beat badri's (one of my batchmate) record of 18 hours of continous gaming (even without drinking water :P )
Gopi said…
dude ... u r the best gamer and best game designer in IIIT :)
vkrishna said…
hehe @sleeper well then that makes me the second one then :D
vkrishna said…
@cipher send me your pic.. ill' see what i can do :D
Gopi said…
continuosly 18hrs is more ... but I think he made it only once or may be twice... but booty dude must have played for atleat 3 yrs i.e. 3*365*24 hrs ... out of his 6 yrs of life at IIIT ... I said atleast bcos it can be more that that :d
Anonymous said…
who am i ?? Is this a question to the public or urself ?? if u ask me who you are ... i shall say

u are a ****** ** *** , ****** ***** ***** =))

i think u know the answer dude ! if u dont know the answer then come and meet me i will unlock the stars for u dude !

You are one of the persons who corrected my mistakes :). Thanx a lot buddy :)

gud luck buddy
ever ur loving friend :)
Unknown said…
Hehe, Booty u Rock! and yes the observation by juniors is really cool and funny :)
Anonymous said…
hehe ur name is booty ***** am i rt ??

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