Yesterday, my roommate's cousin (Who will now be called by her nickname, Alessa. My roommate will now have to be called by her nickname, Chell. Yes, the nicknames are based on their favorite games) came here to stay with us while she goes to the nearby college (next school year, anyway. Right now, she's just taking summer classes). She brought a bunch of stuff with her, but after we had helped her put up her clothes and those types of things, we decided to hook up her PS2 and organize her games.
For about the first ten minutes of that, she attempted to explain every game I took out of the box, but she was still extremely nervous about meeting me and was stuttering so much she couldn't get her point across. After the ten minutes, everything evened out and things were fine. But we did spend about thirty minutes to an hour just putting her games up, since she still wanted to explain all the games. She REALLY loves video games, I guess.
After we put everything up, it was around 7 or 8 PM, so I decided to show her something in return for showing me something: creepypasta. Now, I'm not creepypasta-obsessed like some of the people I know on MSN, but I at least know where to find good ones and what some good ones are. We finished reading/watching at around 10pm, but by that time Alessa was freaking out. I didn't expect it, since she said that two of her games, Silent Hill 3 and Fatal Frame 2, were never scary to her. But she was freaked out really badly. Neither I nor Chell got any sleep last night. We had to stay up with Alessa and keep her from freaking out too badly.
The only highlight of the night was when Alessa said something along the lines of "Chell? Chell! Are you still you? Speak to me!" (Turns out we all call eachother by our nicknames, never using real names) and Chell jumped. I didn't get it until I was told it was a Portal 2 reference, but it was funny after that.
But still, I'm tired as can be. It may have been worth it, but I shouldn't be losing any sleep. I could have taken a nap today, but I was actually a little busy getting to know Alessa, then learning how to use a PS2. We played a bit of Katamari Damacy before she had class (she takes summer classes right now), but I forgot to ask if I could use the console while she was gone, so I didn't play any more after that. Oh well.
...I got off on a tangent, there.
For about the first ten minutes of that, she attempted to explain every game I took out of the box, but she was still extremely nervous about meeting me and was stuttering so much she couldn't get her point across. After the ten minutes, everything evened out and things were fine. But we did spend about thirty minutes to an hour just putting her games up, since she still wanted to explain all the games. She REALLY loves video games, I guess.
After we put everything up, it was around 7 or 8 PM, so I decided to show her something in return for showing me something: creepypasta. Now, I'm not creepypasta-obsessed like some of the people I know on MSN, but I at least know where to find good ones and what some good ones are. We finished reading/watching at around 10pm, but by that time Alessa was freaking out. I didn't expect it, since she said that two of her games, Silent Hill 3 and Fatal Frame 2, were never scary to her. But she was freaked out really badly. Neither I nor Chell got any sleep last night. We had to stay up with Alessa and keep her from freaking out too badly.
The only highlight of the night was when Alessa said something along the lines of "Chell? Chell! Are you still you? Speak to me!" (Turns out we all call eachother by our nicknames, never using real names) and Chell jumped. I didn't get it until I was told it was a Portal 2 reference, but it was funny after that.
But still, I'm tired as can be. It may have been worth it, but I shouldn't be losing any sleep. I could have taken a nap today, but I was actually a little busy getting to know Alessa, then learning how to use a PS2. We played a bit of Katamari Damacy before she had class (she takes summer classes right now), but I forgot to ask if I could use the console while she was gone, so I didn't play any more after that. Oh well.
...I got off on a tangent, there.
