[ SECRET POST #3035 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3035 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Media to pass on

[diet_poison]

Huh. I haven't actually thought much about this. I want kids, but not in the near future.

Honestly, anything I like that my kids also enjoy I'll want to enjoy with them (granted that the content is appropriate for their age).

I'd love to pass down things that will eventually be considered classics like Harry Potter. I also really hope to pass down some of my favorite video games, but that's an industry that changes so fast, I don't know if it will be possible :( by the time my future kids are old enough to play and appreciate them they'll be so out of date lol.

Re: Media to pass on

[shortysc22]

I suppose it depends on the game. My parents used to play Pac-man when they were my age and it's something I played as a child with them. In fact the entire reason we had an NES when I was younger was because my dad bought it for himself.

This was more sparked from being able to relate to my grandfather through Monty Python and it's definitely something I like to introduce to friends as well.

Re: Media to pass on

[diet_poison]

I must say, Monty Python is a wonderful thing to share with your family. :)