The culture of China is very old. It is also one of the most complex cultures in the world today. People naturally have many questions about it, especially when it comes to the

subject of Asian collectibles and home decor. To provide the help needed to understand the quest for the superior home decor scheme, this writer would like to share some general

facts about China's historic culture. In doing so, the interested reader may better understand the factors which have shaped the "Feng Shui" school of thought in home

decoration.

First, the area in which this particular East Asian culture is dominant covers a huge geographical region. It is an undisputed fact that customs and traditions vary greatly in

this region, especially between towns, cities, and provinces. Chinese is a Sinitic language in a family of languages in East Asia. It is distinguished by its high level of

internal distinctions. All varieties of the Chinese language family are tonal and analytic. The offici

So your mom won’t stop pestering you about shutting down your system, taking a shower, and getting a real job but you don’t want to slave for peanuts at the local sweatshop doing something you hate while dreaming about your poor abandoned box back home.  Don’t worry, we’ve all been there—heck, I’m still there, and I’m 30 years old and married!  You need cash but can’t bear the thought of losing your gamer cred so what can you possibly do?  Never fear!  I’ve compiled a list of the six best jobs for gamers and if you can’t find something that works for you on this list . . . keep looking.

1) Flip Burgers

Don’t knock it!  Fast food service equipment has come a long way since the seventies.  Nowadays, if you work at McD’s you get to wear a cool headset all day and shout into the microphone just like you do on Xbox live.  To top it off, some of the drink machines are automated and all you have to do is push buttons and watch the cups roll around on a mechanized track!  Wow, and your mom said all those hours of dropping tangos with your buddies in Rainbow Six was a waste of

Another entry from SankakuComplex talking about dating/loving/marrying with 2D characters

When I finished FSN, I did want to date Saber too

The latest finding about Japan’s increasingly unmanly men is that some 40% think enjoying in-game love is worthwhile, whilst 20% admit to actually wanting a relationship with characters in a game. The survey, covering 500 Japanese men in their twenties, covered a variety of questions relating to lifestyle.
 

When asked "Do you think of yourself as a 'herbivorous' man?", referring to a passive man who will not pursue women, a staggering 63.8% replied "yes." Then, when asked "Do you think enjoying a romance with a game character is on?", 42.2% responded that they did indeed think it was "ari." A fifth of the men went so far as to admit that on at least one occasion they had hankered after romance with a game character. Via Sankakucomplex and J-Cast