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Nice way to get it back on topic
well sort of.....

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Excerpt from http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/games/learnmore/womeningames.mspxFor years the stereotype of the hardcore computer gamer has persisted: young men, isolated, clicking away on their mice in dark basements and odiferous dorm rooms. However, as games have evolved, so have the players. The doors to the world of gaming have been torn down by a surprisingly diverse and unexpected group. Gaming, once thought to be the domain of men, has become a widely accepted social activity, attracting record numbers of women to the hobby.
When I signed on as the first ever Cyberathlete in 1997, female hardcore gamers were viewed entirely as a novelty. The online community was small, and women involved in computer gaming generated tremendous amounts of excitement, curiosity, and even derision. But the landscape has changed, and according to the Interactive Digital Software Association (IDSA) women now account for 43% of all computer gamers. It must also be noted that half of all game purchases are made by women.
The skeptics remain of course, and would suggest that women only play casual games or adventure games, or that the women buying games are all moms buying games for their sons. But it only takes a cursory tour of the internet to see that female gamers are carving out a significant space for themselves in Windows gaming. Countless websites now exist for female gamers of all types, from the Quake Woman's Forum to EQ Women for EverQuest fans. For as much as gamers have been told that ‘women only enjoy casual play,' IDSA research reveals that 30% of gamers who play more than 10 hours a week are female.
MaidMirawyn said:If more than ten hours a week is hardcore, then...yikes. Two PvP nights do that, almost.
Yeah. I have a very simple crocheted strap which I've been toting back and forth to work for two or three weeks. Haven't even worked on it...Manyik said:Wow only 10 hours?I do have to admit that my book reading and crochetting time has gone down since we bought this game.
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MaidMirawyn said:Okay, how many of the guys will admit the number of hours a week they spend playing? Let's hear it!
Baron Squirrel said:my only female is a necro, and that's only because of Thriller. personally, i prefer the look of the male characters, the females tend to be... uh... a little promiscuous in their dress....
vibrokatana said:I get paid to sit around basically, and to solve any problems that pop up, and to design new user interfaces. Besides that I have about 75% of my workday to browse the internet and talk to people, take on side jobs like building computers, and messing around with the servers at my workplace...
Somehow I never gain weight, im still at 135![]()