Topic: General PlayStation 4 Thread

@colonelkilgore Toilet brush holder?

@JohnnyShoulder remove 'brush holder' and we might be getting somewhere.

Only for old sh** though, it can't deal with new sh** 😜.

@colonelkilgore I wouldn’t leave a console for a year without using it, but I have bought loads of games I haven’t played yet. I bought games like Immortals Fenyx Rising and Yakuza: Like A Dragon and I’ve not got around to them yet.

@Bentleyma- oh I'm constantly buying games... after fastidiously scheduling my backlog up until the end of 2023 (during which I will have cleared around 60 games out of the backlog)... I still have 113 games left unscheduled to be played sometime after new years day 2024.

And yes, I'm extremely anal 🤔

@colonelkilgore In a show of common idiosyncrasy, I also left my PS4 boxed up for several months after purchase. I think It was 4-5 months. Similarly I was in the middle of a move and a major life adjustment so I couldn’t really set it up. And it worked out fine for me at the time, but unfortunately I didn’t think about similarly grabbing a PS5 on day 1 and boy, did I regret waIting. Not preordering cost me 5 months of scouring the internet for stock.

I have also left my PS4 (and PS3) hooked up but haven’t turned on my PS3 in many months and now my PS4 is gradually becoming less attractive to me. My plan had been to do as you’re doing and just continue to utilize the older machine for the last gen games, but now I’m getting too spoiled. I didn’t realize how much I was going to like the quickness with which a game launches. It’s seems such a silly ‘first-world problem’, but life is too short to wait through 2 minutes worth of splash and loading screens! 😅

@Th3solution great minds sol, great minds 🍻

@RogerRoger always a pleasure and never a chore to read your input... as per usual Rog 🍻

@RogerRoger @colonelkilgore I was thinking more along the lines of over-insane, but there you go. 😉

@RogerRoger @JohnnyShoulder being called both wise and insane is not new too me. The way I perceive things lends itself well to this.

There is no great genius (not that I'm referring to myself as such or anything) without a touch of madness and vice versa. They even share a specific gene, called neuregulin 1.

@colonelkilgore Some one's interpretation of insane is another person's normal. There are plenty of things that I do which are perceived as not being 'normal', but I gave up caring ages ago. As long as it is not some thing like eating dog poop or harming anyone or anything, I see no problem with it.

@JohnnyShoulder cheers to that 🍻

@JohnnyShoulder Hey, don’t knock it — eating dog poop cures COVID. 100% of the people who eat dog poop don’t die from COVID. Scientific fact.

@Th3solution

@RogerRoger damn, that's it I'm mad then! Nice one Rog 🤯

@Th3solution ladies and gentleman, I give you your next President of the United States of America.

@Th3solution Pfft, everyone knows that drinking wombat urine prevents Covid deaths. Dog poo is for mumps.

@RogerRoger well at least we have company in our madness.

@mookysam and the leader for the Democrats is...

@RogerRoger There are highly intelligent people who are clearly off their rocker. I known people far more intelligent than me, but don't have an ounce of common sense. I know which I prefer to have more of.

a dumb person on average is happier than an intelligent person and lives longer.

@nomither6 Well no, it’s more that people who don’t stop to label themselves ‘dumb’ or ‘intelligent’ are more likely to lead a happier life. Live in the moment instead.