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Man Cave

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Acegadgets, 24 Mar 2013.

  1. Acegadgets

    Acegadgets Not so serious gamer
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    I've been doing a bit of decorating, moving stuff around in the former dining room which is now well and truly :-
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    An Old Sega counter is now the PC desk.
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    I put some leather wallpaper on the main walls with my F1 racing prints.
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    The other side of the room has the retro Nintendo games console, Ps3 and my collections of varius things. My old desk and monitor have now gone as everything is hooked up the the Telly.
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    So thats my MAN CAVE, where do you play?
     
    #1 Acegadgets, 24 Mar 2013
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  2. Plaxinator

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    You have an very nice man cave. Being as I live alone I have full reign of the house. PS3 and Xbox is in the living room. I've turned one of the spare rooms into a study so that is where my desk and main PC is where I play my Steam games. I do have a PC hooked up in the living room but I never use it now that I have a laptop.
     
    #2 Plaxinator, 24 Mar 2013
  3. Slaine

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    Ace that is awesome!!! Im very envious:gamer:
     
    #3 Slaine, 24 Mar 2013
  4. jonnywombat

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    Nice cave ace,
    I play sat on the sofa in my front room, which don't always go over to well with the rest of the tribe, although they are quite tolerant really
     
    #4 jonnywombat, 24 Mar 2013
  5. mick

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    Maybe its just me but I found that sentence quite disturbing :D
     
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    I too am a living room player, so if I get a gaming PC a desk is out of the question and i'll need a couch solution for keyboard/mouse gaming.

    I used to have a gaming room/office/spare room that was pretty awesome before the kids came along. Had a double bed with single bunk above for plenty of guests sleeping space as well as a double sofa bed/my gaming couch in front of a nice 28" CRT TV and a cheapy surround system.

    These days I have the living room to myself once the kids are in bed as the wife uses the bedroom TV to watch her shit TV.
     
    #6 ColSonders, 25 Mar 2013
  7. Acegadgets

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    Plax, I thought you lived with an OAP ?
    col, I bought a bentwood lap tray from argos when I got my pc . Its pictured on the floor. Since I swapped a sofa for an armchair it rodent fit properly. They are a good solution for sofa pc gaming.
     
    #7 Acegadgets, 25 Mar 2013
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    Good call Ace, it's definitely the sort of thing i'll need to look into, though that may be too big and clunky for me as whatever I get has to fit neatly inside my TV cabinet, which will need to also house the PC, it's the best solution i've seen so far though.
     
    #8 ColSonders, 25 Mar 2013
  9. HaloJ

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    Not everyone woman has a man in her home. ;)
     
    #9 HaloJ, 25 Mar 2013
  10. Plaxinator

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    I think you are thinking of Jenxy who is Wilks' partner. My boyfriend hasn't quite made it into OAP territory in any sense of the word yet :)
     
    #10 Plaxinator, 25 Mar 2013
  11. SHROUD

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    Did anyone else notice there was a lock on the door ;).

    Sweet room, again I am part of the living room playing brigade. Mini Shroud goes to bed at 7pm, game nights are mine as Lady Shroud is out at the gym :D.
     
    #11 SHROUD, 25 Mar 2013
  12. mick

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    Didnt notice that, did notice a small, strange man looking through the window in the door :D

    Ace you should try using that wheel on GT5 it might improve your game. ;) :D
     
    #12 mick, 25 Mar 2013
  13. Acegadgets

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    I did think Wilks was your Boyfriend .... sorry
     
    #13 Acegadgets, 25 Mar 2013
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    That's okay, I'm sure I can forgive you :D
    I have tried getting my fella into gaming but after BFBC2 and dragging him around Eurogamer he is still resisting.
     
    #14 Plaxinator, 25 Mar 2013
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    That's he's prayer statue as he's a buddist monk now :-\
     
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  16. Slaine

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    How bizarre!! I'd have guessed (wrongly) that it was your boyfriend who got you in to gaming!!:o
     
    #16 Slaine, 25 Mar 2013
  17. Slaine

    Slaine Serious Gamer
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    Bloody dreaded double post!!!
     
    #17 Slaine, 25 Mar 2013
  18. Plaxinator

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    Nah I blame my parents for that, they got me a Commodore 16 when I was little and I've had some form of computer or console ever since.
     
    #18 Plaxinator, 25 Mar 2013
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