EPTwho here doesn't like their roommates? - Page 5
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Funnytoss
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ghostWriter
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Romance_us
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YoonHo
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ghostWriter
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On March 10 2010 07:45 Romance_us wrote: Why would you tell your RA? LOL. I've read many news articles about Koreans dying or something from playing too many games. I'm scared that I'm gonna come back from class and find kid slumped over the desk and not breathing. | ||
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ghostWriter
United States3302 Posts
On March 10 2010 07:46 YoonHo wrote: kp u play more than him ok?? I can attest to that. untrue ive played 4 games in the past 2 weeks | ||
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LxRogue
United States1415 Posts
Still, i'm pretty good friends with 1 of them. | ||
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
On March 10 2010 07:54 ghostWriter wrote: I've read many news articles about Koreans dying or something from playing too many games. I'm scared that I'm gonna come back from class and find kid slumped over the desk and not breathing. Oh come on, hes not gonna die if he sleeps and eats. Those Korean die becauce they play straigh for days and didnt eat anything. Btw, the first few weeks after the school starts is the best time to skip classes  | ||
LosingID8
CA10824 Posts
On March 10 2010 07:27 ghostWriter wrote: Holy crap my roommate plays games 24/7 almost literally now. It's the week after spring break and he stopped going to class and plays games for roughly 20 hour intervals, taking short breaks for sleeping between the hours of noon and 5pm. He eats during games. Should I tell my RA? I think this guy has a serious gaming addiction. hi as an RA i believe that people should live their own lives and are free to do whatever they want. however if you start noticing things like changes in eating habits and changes in social interactions (ie used to hang out with a group of friends but now he never goes out w/ them anymore, etc) then excessive computer gaming may be a sign of depression or some other type of coping mechanism. also if his grades take a serious nosedive (some people are able to get decent grades while skipping a ton of classes) this is another reason for concern. if you are genuinely worried for your roommate it doesn't hurt talking to an RA about it. | ||
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qrs
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Cloud
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On March 10 2010 17:15 LosingID8 wrote: hi as an RA i believe that people should live their own lives and are free to do whatever they want. however if you start noticing things like changes in eating habits and changes in social interactions (ie used to hang out with a group of friends but now he never goes out w/ them anymore, etc) then excessive computer gaming may be a sign of depression or some other type of coping mechanism. also if his grades take a serious nosedive (some people are able to get decent grades while skipping a ton of classes) this is another reason for concern. if you are genuinely worried for your roommate it doesn't hurt talking to an RA about it. What does a RA do?, because if you are supposed to give advice, allowing him to "live his life and do whatever he wants" is like the complete opposite. | ||
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
Rightnow hes playing FF13 and I have to wait for him to finish before I can play. And that is painful | ||
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AzureEye
United States1360 Posts
On March 07 2010 10:05 PH wrote: You sound like an asshole to me, OP. Be a bit nicer. Some people are just born to be douchebags. The more you try to tell them, the more in denial and rage they give you. Its just better to ignore Amnesia, trust me | ||
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Amnesia
United States3818 Posts
On March 11 2010 12:57 AzureEye wrote: Some people are just born to be douchebags. The more you try to tell them, the more in denial and rage they give you. Its just better to ignore Amnesia, trust me at least i'm not the one sending hate pm's you whiny bitch lol banned from blog n_n | ||
OneOther
United States10774 Posts
On March 11 2010 12:57 AzureEye wrote: Some people are just born to be douchebags. The more you try to tell them, the more in denial and rage they give you. Its just better to ignore Amnesia, trust me lol oh the irony | ||
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LosingID8
CA10824 Posts
On March 11 2010 12:16 Cloud wrote: What does a RA do?, because if you are supposed to give advice, allowing him to "live his life and do whatever he wants" is like the complete opposite. an RA does many things but one of the key beliefs is that once you're in college you're an adult and you deserve to be treated like one. an adult is allowed to have the freedom of choice to live their lifestyle the way they want to. however, once that behavior becomes clearly detrimental to either themselves or especially the people around them, it may be time to intervene. an RAs goal in their community that they are responsible for is to create a safe environment that creates a positive social and academic atmosphere. RAs are not full-fledged counselors. we are only para-professionals. we deal with minor things like roommate conflicts, academic concerns etc. for anything serious, such as drug addictions, depression, eating disorders, we are directed to refer the person to an actual professional. basically RAs are not really supposed to give advice. why? because we aren't professionals and everyone's situations are very different. we don't know their entire background. we help guide the resident towards a resolution that they have come up with on their own, or with the help of a professional. i could go into more detail if you want, but thats basically the gist of what we do outside of programming and documentation. | ||
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koreasilver
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On March 11 2010 12:57 AzureEye wrote: The more you try to tell them, the more in denial and rage they give you. I hear Terran is OP or something. | ||
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Amnesia
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god fucking damnit | ||
Carnivorous Sheep
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On March 11 2010 19:28 Amnesia wrote: FUCK I AM TRYING TO WRITE AN ESSAY AND HE HAS BEEN SNORING FOR THE PAST TWO HOURS god fucking damnit Ear phones + music -> problem solved? I don't understand why people rage at people snoring, it's not like they can help it. | ||
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Exteray
United States1094 Posts
On March 10 2010 07:27 ghostWriter wrote: Holy crap my roommate plays games 24/7 almost literally now. It's the week after spring break and he stopped going to class and plays games for roughly 20 hour intervals, taking short breaks for sleeping between the hours of noon and 5pm. He eats during games. Should I tell my RA? I think this guy has a serious gaming addiction. The game better be Starcraft or Starcraft 2.. otherwise tell the RA | ||
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