Heard a great quote today

"There's nothing wrong with having things. It's when things start having you that you start to have problems."

I think we've all experienced something like that.

World of Warcraft was mine for a long time. I just didn't want to admit it. I am glad the last expac was so boring I quit (and most of my guild quit before me so I have no one to play with anyway).

No more MMO's for me.

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Originally Posted by MasonC2K

"There's nothing wrong with having things. It's when things start having you that you start to have problems."

I think we've all experienced something like that.

World of Warcraft was mine for a long time. I just didn't want to admit it. I am glad the last expac was so boring I quit (and most of my guild quit before me so I have no one to play with anyway).

No more MMO's for me.

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I believe thats kind of the American way lol we love and value our possessions WAYYY more than is ever good for us.

I used to play WOW too, luckily my computer took a crap on me before the new xpack so I didnt get to see that mess.
So my memory of wow is always nice, and I miss it but I dont see myself going back.
Enjoy in moderation! :D

LEROYYYYYYY mmmmJENKINNNNSSSS

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Originally Posted by mues155

Enjoy in moderation! :D

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I say the same thing......but moderation and wow go as well together as milk on a hot day does.

A friend posted a saying in Facebook yesterday. "People where made to be loved. Things where made to be used. The reason the world is chaos today is because things are being loved and people are being used."

I've very recently learned my limits. Forced right into my face with the issue with our rat colony failing. I've learned very quickly that I've spread myself too thin, and am now in the process of consolidating projects, rehoming/selling animals, and prioritizing my expenses.

I am getting that craving to go back to WoW though... the appeal of spending less money due to being anti-social is drawing me in.

a quote that i am a big fan of is "If everything is important, nothing is"

helps me prioritize when it seems everything is a must

I think Sheryl Crow made a good point when she wrote, "It's not having what you want, but wanting what you have."