Simpsons DVDs Discontinued

~~Leo656~~ · 04-11-2015, 03:37 PM

Not particularly, actually. I partake of and enjoy lots of things. I simply never treat anything as if it's perfect; I enjoy the fun in what I'm given while simultaneously suggesting ways it can be improved. Contrary to popular internet belief, you can be "satisfied" with something and still critical of it at the same time.

But yeah I probably wouldn't have about 800 DVDs and a comparable number of video games if I was all that hard to please, yea? If anything, I'm too accepting.

I just don't stay quiet if there's something I *didn't* like, and have no problem at all being critical even of things I greatly enjoy. That used to be a thing people did. Now, thanks to interwebs, you either have to completely love or hate something. I don't really work that way, though.

I'm constantly busy and entertained and I'm never, ever bored, so yeah, I'm actually pretty easy.

04-11-2015, 03:37 PM	#11
~~Leo656~~ Banned Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: nWo Country Posts: 27,703	Not particularly, actually. I partake of and enjoy lots of things. I simply never treat anything as if it's perfect; I enjoy the fun in what I'm given while simultaneously suggesting ways it can be improved. Contrary to popular internet belief, you can be "satisfied" with something and still critical of it at the same time. But yeah I probably wouldn't have about 800 DVDs and a comparable number of video games if I was all that hard to please, yea? If anything, I'm too accepting. I just don't stay quiet if there's something I didn't like, and have no problem at all being critical even of things I greatly enjoy. That used to be a thing people did. Now, thanks to interwebs, you either have to completely love or hate something. I don't really work that way, though. I'm constantly busy and entertained and I'm never, ever bored, so yeah, I'm actually pretty easy.