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Computer games way back when consisted primarily of Pong, and that was about it! Yet everyone loved it! Today these games are no longer called computer video games, but computer games or more commonly just video games. Everyone can play a few of these games fairly well as they are not, typically, very complex. They may in fact be nothing more than a basic card game. Yet, there are those who are intrigued by the more complex and sophisticated computer games. Not those that run on personal computers, but those with their own game console and thus the need for the elusive computer game codes. These game codes allow you to access features or functionality not readily apparent in the game itself. With computer gamecodes you can do battle with a machine that never runs out of armor or ammunition. It seems that every retailer out there sells computer games. But how do you know who sells what? The internet is a great tool to find this out before you shop. So if you are ready for a more complex and intriguing experience, do your research for a game on the net. Copyright 2023 |
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Parable of Persecution - Words of Wisdom from Benjamin Franklin
Due to the perceived wickedness of the drug culture, the war on drugs has been unanimously supported by the church. What we fail to see is that the church is responsible, for we have 'thrust them out of our tents and exposed them to all the evils of the night in an unguarded condition'. That is why God rejects no one until the day of judgement and Jesus accepts all. For you can not love what you find unacceptable, and rejecting a part is rejecting the whole. Keeping from sin is not what makes the road narrow, loving like Jesus is.
Father John Clifton Marquis on the Futility of Drug Laws in *U.S. Catholic* May 1990 (p14)
"Drug laws are a moral issue. Fifty years of drug legislation have produced the exact opposite effect of what those laws intended: the laws have created a tantalizingly profitable economic structure for marketing drugs."
A Smuggler's Tale From Jails
For those who don't know Gary Waid, he was arrested for the first and only time in his life in his 40s and charged with smuggling marijuana. It seems to be a moot point that they could produce no drugs in evidence: The word of a snitch was enough to arrest Gary, and the threats of law enforcement were enough to scare him into foregoing his trial. He was sentenced to nine years in federal prison.
Do you remember the first computer video games? Back when computers weren't even used in the home. Now they are commonplace and you can get information about them at CompGame.info.