This, my friends, is why I love 90% off coupons very much. It allows me to get (some) games for pretty much dirt cheap. They also give me more games to give away here. What more is there to say?

Domo News at 8: Since I've got nothing interesting to note here, I might try to write a little here to let a few emotions out. Writing fictional stories does sooth the soul, after all. Note that these events never happened, though.

"Once upon a time, when I was staring the upcoming Christmas (Or whatever other holiday you celebrate) in the eye, watching it as it came right around the corner, I had a pretty bleak and depressing epiphany: I never was one to forgive other people for past sins, even going as far as to deny them salvation and forgiveness on a holiday about family and forgiving others. Maybe it was the fact that I viewed the world as a pretty hopeless place, maybe it was the fact that all I ever saw of other people and, possibly, humanity in general, were just beings that could never hope to gain redemption. Further more, I thought of myself as someone who never believed in religion or god, but never called himself an atheist simply because it was never clear what being a true atheist meant. Okay, I'll admit that I never had any idea what I was rambling on about at times, on the opposite end of the spectrum, even though I always distanced myself away from others instead of interacting with them. As far as I was concerned, though, all I knew is that whatever happens in my life was to always be kept to myself, as people in general could never be trusted, and then somehow managing to get good grades at school while thinking of nothing but PC gaming, steam, what games I was gonna play, you name it.
Speaking of which, why did I always think about those things? Why did I always reject conversations when the topic was brought up? Why was it apparently taking priority over real life for me? Maybe it's because I gravitate towards my computer, towards steam, towards PC gaming, simply because it's some kind of escape. Maybe it's because my decision not to take up another hobby or actually make some friends is hurting me in the long run. Whatever the reason is, I don't exactly know what it is. As some might say, I can understand other people and their troubles if I tried, but I can't understand myself no matter how hard I'd try. As I contemplated on a lifestyle change, getting good at golf or some other recreational sport, finding a new purpose in life, maybe changing my outlook on humanity, I look up to the sky once more, and convince myself that there is still plenty of hope for such things to happen. I just gotta find the motivation to do those things myself, and take action to make those thoughts an actual reality. For now, though, I remind myself that I still live in the present, and take it one step at a time."