5punk

Babies and gaming!

http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/games/archi ... .html#more

Pffttt, hahaa.

Heh heh nice find, and some good comments too

Personally I seem to be playing more games now than I ever did, but it can get quite frustrating if you're having a good game and the baby won't settle.

It all boils down to priorities, and gaming (and 5punk) is on the backfoot.

Single player gaming is easy, but online gaming is a different matter, and I cram in as much as I can late at night when I'm up with Abigail doing the late shift

So to sum up, you can still game with a newborn baby, but it's late at night, and online gaming is difficult.

It's a good job I can hide in a corner behind a box in COD, return after 10 mins and still be top of the scoreboard

Single player gaming is easy, but online gaming is a different matter, and I cram in as much as I can late at night

I suggest you get used to this. My two are six and seven which means that the only time I can game, without comments like 'Why's that man shooting at you daddy', 'Why did you die, daddy', 'Why's that man humping you dead body, daddy' and the most dreaded of all comments 'Can I have a go daddy', is at night.

My two especially like it when I die in COD, which means they are in hysterics on a Tuesday night.

It's a good job I can hide in a corner behind a box in COD, return after 10 mins and still be top of the scoreboard

That's only because I'm hiding behind another box, so I can make the wife a cup of coffee .

"What's teabagging daddy?"

"What's teabagging daddy?"

Yep, I've had that one.

Private J. wrote:

"What's teabagging daddy?"

Yep, I've had that one.

Please tell me how you explained this to your 6 and 7 year olds!!!

"It's like making a cup of tea, erm.. but only for grown ups..."

mrbobbins wrote:"It's like making a cup of tea, erm.. but only for grown ups..."

PFFFTTTT! This!
I did rofl!