Gears of War takes time from…

Gears of War, the latest 360 exclusive release is taking up way too much time from my other daily activities. Below is a brief list of what I'd be doing had GOW not been released.

  • Enjoy a full 6 hours of sleep at night.
  • Play Halo 2.
  • Beating the newest member of the family.
  • Practice making babies.
  • Work on my 92 Mustang LX.
  • Rake the endless amount of leaves in my yard.
  • Clean my office.
  • Finally get around to picking up the stale socks in the corner.
  • Go buy more beer cause I've been out for 2 days. eeeek!?

Gears of War

November 10, 2006 · Filed Under Offline

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