Girls, what do u think of gamer guys??

Lol, OK, well your wish is my command. I don't, the reason my username is onthejubileeline is that when I made this account I had ridden the Jubilee Line that day. I actually live in Surrey (i.e. Greater London. Greater my arse)

Well done for avoiding the creepy comment! Though I do like the emoticon :- I overuse it a bit

Um... This is a tough one for me. I'm an ex-hardcore WoW player, with absolutely no intention of ever going back to it, so to go out with someone that played WoW would probably cause major friction because at this stage pretty much anything to do with that game makes me feel really uncomfortable.

Surrey, pftt, that's not real London! Must be awful out there, I feel for you

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fair play to him though, N64 kicks ass

They need to get a bit of a life really..get out and see the world, hate being a bloody game widow

Thanks, it's OK out here in suburbia though; if a little bit dull. Whereabouts in London do you live? And I meant to ask, are you a gamer and do you have a bit of a hero complex?

So you're saying anyone with a PS3 / XBox 360 has no life?

I don't put that down to the games, I put it down to books. Overheats the brain it does!

I just dont see the attraction in pleasure you can get out of a games console compared to sex, walk or going for a run?

I'm a North London boy - Islington.

As to whether I'm a gamer...I think it's fair to say I'm a retired gamer (as of about a year). And I do have something of a hero complex *sigh* although I don't put that down to the games, I put it down to books. Overheats the brain it does!

Do you have a damsel in distress complex? Or equally possible alternative - a militant feminist independent streak?

What sort of books do you read that give you a hero complex? (Purely out of interest to see whether you are the same as me )

A perhaps slightly strange combination of books on medieval history, various works of Austen and a bit of light fantasy of the Neil Gaiman type.

Yourself?

A bit of both, depending on my mood. I've never been much of a feminist, but I can be stubbornly independent; but I do like to play the damsel in distress every now and again. I blame books too. And films. I blame everyone, really; except me. Thanks for the rep btw

I just dont see the attraction in pleasure you can get out of a games console compared to sex, walk or going for a run?

Oh ok nevermind lol.

Well next to my bed I have The Forgotten Soldier, Fighter: The True Story of the Battle of Britain and How to Stage A Military Coup, so I think that sums it up pretty well

Interesting, actually.