Murr

Apologies if it's already been answered. But I've just completed mission 31 (which holy shit had my adrenaline pumping). At the end of the chaos, there's lots of cut scenes and then...

I know the thread title reads straight out of something from Total Divas but it gets to the point. As you may or may not know I got married last April. We had no intentions to start a family last year or this year. But one thing we always discussed is when I turn 30, that's when we'd go for starting a family. Well I turned 29 last weekend, so yeah still plenty of time before we go the next stage in our saga. Tonight I knew my wife was going out straight from work visiting a friend she hadn't seen in a while. I went out with some friends for drinks and admittedly drank a lot and am drunk (Probably hence this thread) So, when home I got to bed and notice my wife has a bandage over her arm. I immidietly ask what's wrong and if she's okay. She responds "don't get mad, but when I enquired about the next batch of the pill, I also asked about an implant and they could do one this evening so I went for it". Well, I'm not mad, but just a bit stumped by it as I've read these things can last up to 3 years. And I guess I had it in my head we'd be trying for little Murrs next year, but it seems that the significant other maybe didn't see it that way. I'm Not sure if the implant can be removed earlier, or if this is is 3 year lock in? Unfortunately with me being a little intoxicated and my wife tired she went to bed while I just went downstairs and watched tv and pondered her decision. We didn't talk much at all from then and she's now asleep while I'm typing this. Am I over reacting to feeling a little bit "oh... Okay" when I guess I'd assumed we were both onboard for starting a family next year. Am I over reacting in that the implant can be removed earlier than 3 years(I genuinely don't know if it can or not)? Am I right in thinking that sort of decision was worth mentioning to me? Or am I just being a drunken overthinking pleb?

Well we had a chat and as been mentioned on here, yes the implant can be removed relatively hassle free. It turns out that as of late the pill has been causing my wife to have stomach aches and just genuinely not feeling fully fit. Again to show how naive I am about all this apparently the pill can have numerous different effects on different woman and they can change throughout the duration of taking the pill. Aslong as I've been with her she's been on the pill and fine. But the last few months worth have had her feeling less energetic and not 100%. She had been looking at it as her pill routine was finishing and weighed up the pros about ease and hoped it'd stop any pains. That's why she went with it. No intent on preventing a family in the future, just a change of contraception in the hope that stomach pains go. So perhaps an overreaction on my part when I was told while drunk, but I guess I'd liked to have known if she was hurting and that's what made her choose. She did say that it's not a 3 year fix, but just a new and less painful way hopefully. Unfortunately I wasn't in the greatest of states to discuss it all with her last night and she went to bed while I watched tv downstairs without the real reasoning behind it coming out till today. Again probably my fault as overreacting to it while drunk.

When I'm 30 she will be 27, so perhaps that's on her mind that she isn't ready for that stage next. I appreciate its her body of course and have no objections at all to what she does in that respect. It's more so that I believed that we had discussed that next year once I hit 30, we were both in for it, but I guess not. I would have liked to discuss that form of contraception first ideally. I wouldn't have objected but would like to have known that she had that idea on her mind.

Had a mortgage for 3 years, Married for a year, posting threads about contraception, paying £41 a month for a boiler for another 3 years and paying off a car for another 4 years.... But still been to McDonalds once a week for the past 3 buying kids meals to collect the mario toys that come with them and getting game vouchers for birthday pressies from work colleagues and family. Growing up sucks cause dealing with 2 day hangovers is just terrible, but I love being able to afford £160 on a batman lego tumbler because fuck it I wanna build a batman lego tumbler at my age. Can't see my age stopping me from doing what I enjoy, and I can't see me changing what I enjoy as I get older. If anything I'm going to do more childish stuff and buy more things I want now I can afford it.

http://variety.com/2014/film/news/miles-teller-kate-mara-fantastic-four-1201099921/ Damn, was edging closer and closer to Marvel getting the rights back.

http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=105916

Congratulations to you both @Eenuh and @Fierce_LiNk Awesome story on the proposal... Now enjoy it all, the wedding fairs are pretty good, free champagne, free cake tasting. Flink, just some advice, you are interested in everything Eenuh asks you and suggests to you... smile and nod, just smile and nod. It's a whirlwind now till the big day!

Well I completed my first WiiU game of the year, only took me till August to play something on the WiiU other than Mario Kart 8. I completed Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD, I had to take the screenshot below because we'll not see those 2 names together on closing credits again The game looks incredible on WiiU. So many memories flooding back when on Dragon Roost Island near the start of the game. It had been a while since I played it on Cube so I did find myself a little rusty in the dungeons. I liked the Triforce charts and shards were a little easier as that was one thing that I found tiring on the Cube version. So going to continue with giving the PS4 a break and going for a Wii / WiiU / 3DS title next. I've got A Link Between Worlds untouched for 3DS which is tempting me, But with all the Kirby love I've seen over the past few pages thinking I may go with Kirby Adventure Wii. Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag (PS4) Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare (PS4) The Last of Us Remastered (PS4) Thief (PS4) Valiant Hearts (PS4) Abe's Oddysee: New N Tasty (PS4) Far Cry 4 (PS4) The Walking Dead Season 1 & 400 Days DLC (PS4) Never Alone (PS4) The Unfinished Swan (PS4) The Walking Dead Season 2 (PS4) The Witcher: Wild Hunt (PS4) Batman Arkham Knight (PS4) Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker HD (WiiU)

I was going to say that I don't think I've ever watched any "Let's Play" films, but that would be a lie as there have been occasions if I'm at my wits end with a game I'll take a look for a walk through of that part of the game which 9 out of 10 times are Let's Play films. I don't really get it though, I've not intentionally watched one to see if I'd like a game or not. Or watched any for games I don't own on other platforms. My friend does it alot though. He's an Xbox360 and XboxOne owner and is not convinced to buy a Sony console. Yet he's said he's watched complete play through's of The Last of Us and Heavy Rain on PS3. Reason being he said they looked like good games and didn't want to miss out on them, but didn't want to buy a new console. I don't know though, he's still missing out on them by watching them rather than playing them though isn't he? I'd rather play Sunset Overdrive which I am interested in, than watching someone play it on YouTube.

It's a 2 way split in how I find games intimidating. 1) Are the scary? I got Dead Space for Christmas one year, and played the first level or 2 straight off. I knew the tone of the game was dark and scary, but dived in. After the first 2 levels I just stopped playing it. I never completed it till a few years later when I had some free time off work and pretty much forced myself to play it during the day. I don't know if it's considered cheating or not, but I did check up online how many stages or levels there were to complete the game. I didn't read into how they were done or not. I just wanted to know how long I'd be on the game. At the end of each level it was such a sense of relief. However I never had the sense of fear or dread for Resident Evil or Silent Hill games? Perhaps I enjoy them more and don't see them as a chore to complete? I did like Dead Space though, but it just took a lot of time to finally finish it. 2) Are they massive games? It's not so much that the size of games intimidates me, it's more so having the time to dedicate to playing them. When I get home from work now I imagine it's the same for most people. They get home, cook up some food, spend some time with their partners or family and then maybe squeeze 2 hours in the final hours of the evening before switching the light off at a reasonable time to do the same routine the next day? Granted I'm actually incredibly lucky in that my wife knew what she was marrying into early in our relationship. She knew I was a gamer and would spend what ever disposable income I had on games or gaming related items and any spare time on them. She doesn't mind me taking off to the game room and spending the evening there as she's in the living room watching TV. It's more so my conscious feeling bad that I'm not spending time with my wife. So now I do tend to worry about the length of games. But depending on the title in question will ultimately lead me to decide on how much time I'll invest on it in evenings. Witcher 3 my wife had no chance. We saw each other when we had food in the evenings, then the next time she'd see me would be when I got to bed at what-ever o clock at night it was. As of late I've started playing Legend of Zelda Wind Waker HD, and it's very much the same, I'm just spending barely minimal time with her. But after this I know I won't be picking up such a time consuming game for some time (I guess I won't anyway?) TL;DR Scary games can intimidate me, but good scary games (Resident Evil / Silent Hill) don't. Games of epic size can intimidate me, but it's more so my conscious saying I should spend time with my wife, not necessarily the size of the game so much.

27 owned now. Still a long way to go.

My first press pass So happy.

It's been a while apparently since an update, 15 more films since the last post. I won't summarize them though. I wrote a review for Inside Out though if anyone was interested? Knocked Up Ghostbusters The Incredibles Jurassic World The Terminator Signs Inside Out Penguins of Madagascar The Inbetweeners 2 (Rewatch) Ted Batman Begins The Dark Knight Spy Neighbors Ted 2 January Birdman Big Hero Six NightCrawler Fox Catcher American Sniper February Dumb And Dumber To A Million Ways to Die in the West Edge of Tomorrow Horrible Bosses 2 The Interview Sin City: A Dame to kill for Guardians of the Galaxy The Inbetweeners 2 John Wick March Big Hero Six (2nd time watching it) Tangled How to Train Your Dragon 2 The Fast and The Furious April Furious 7 Wedding Crashers Million Dollar Arm Quantum of Solace The Hangover The Avengers May Guardians of the Galaxy (Rewatch) Avengers: Age of Ultron Get Hard American Pie Hot Tub Time Machine 2 Mad Max: Fury Road Mama June 22 Jump Street Rush Sex Tape Home Knocked Up Ghostbusters The Incredibles Jurassic World The Terminator Signs July Inside Out Penguins of Madagascar The Inbetweeners 2 (Rewatch) Ted Batman Begins The Dark Knight Spy Neighbors Ted 2

Gardening... I like gardening, I enjoy the feeling once completed, enjoying the fruits of your labor, sitting in a nice tidy garden enjoying a beer with the fire pit going. Problem is when home from work in an evening i just want to eat, play games and sleep. Weekends I tend to find something else to do, and the weekends that are free it's raining cause you know... UK summer and all. First world problem having to much stuff to do and not enough time to tidy the garden. And washing my car, I love my car. It looks nice when it's clean, I just rarely clean it.

As mentioned in the Batman Thread, I've completed Batman Arkham Knight! Woo. I attempted to write a review of it: http://geeksleeprinserepeat.com/2015/07/08/arkham-knight-review/ Clickbait much?

A simple copy & paste from the Arkham Knight thread: The game itself was such a mixture of awesome stuff but also annoying stuff.

In the words of @EEVILMURRAY - Riddler can indeed Fuck off. I watched the other ending on youtube as I know I'll never have the motivation to find the billion riddler trophies scattered around. The game itself was such a mixture of awesome stuff but also annoying stuff.

Voted, you're doing well so far!

So, I've done all the mines and watch towers across the island, it says I've done 5/5, 4/4 etc for each Island, but they aren't at 100% complete on the stats wheel for some reason and the track bar with the arrows seems to indicate there are more for me to do? I've found out who the Arkham Knight is now, does that mean more become available to do now that...

It's very inspirational dude, that's for sure. I went into Smyths looking for Ganondorf. They didn't have him, but had one Charizard left so I snagged it. Went to GAME with the intention of only buying Ganondorf if they had him. They did for £15. The I saw one Shulk behind the counter next to stacks of Arkham Knight cases. I inquired and they told me that it's due to go back onto the shop floor. So I just asked if I could buy it, they said no problems. So couldn't turn down a wild Shulk out in the open world.

Posted in the what have you bought thread, but probably worth posting here... The Amiibo thirst is real again: So this week I've purchased the 3 above, Lucina and Robin... Oh boy.

Oh God... The Amiibo thirst is real again:

If you don't mind me asking? Have you had to pay over the odds for some of them from eBay and such? If so what's the most you've paid? Sorry if that's too intrusive of a question, just really curious with regards to how you've managed to get them all (bar dede) twice and if it was easy? I've struggled with some of the rarer ones I've got, but in fairness It's my own fault as I don't pre-order and tend to spend my money on other things like games, dvd's, lego, beer etc. I guess If I devoted my monthly personal spending budget to Amiibo I could buff my collection up more.