Climbing mountains and high speed movement are a thrill in my mind game.

What are the pros and cons for your mind game?

1 The pros

• It allows me to get ideas to use in my stories^*.
• When I get bored and cannot play my video games or use the computer (such as waiting at a store or something), I can play it any time while I'm out.
• If I was grounded from playing video games or using the computer (or having serious computer problems making the computer not usable), I'd always still be able to play the games through my mind game.
• For random entertainment while I'm waiting for something like noodles to cook, while advertisements are going on on TV while trying to watch a show, etc..
• Doing funny things that are just weird, bizzarre, or just plain crazy. For this list on what I can do, see this page for the list of things that I do that are funny. There are over 100 of 'em!
• Satisfying my dreams slightly. Example of this is the fact that I'd like to see the world, but because of a serious lack of $$$, I can't, so my mind game is my next way to doing so.
• Running simulations to test something, usually time-based things without having to physically do it. An example would be to figure out how long it would take to copy every page on my site into Notepad, process a screenshot, etc.. It helps short of having to physically do it and running in 2x time (or even 10% time) helps even more. This, as of late August of 2005, has only recently been used. Since my first car crash on September 4, 2005, I've used new enhancements such as calculated slow-motion. At true time, the crash happens in only one second. By using my calculated slow-motion feature, I can make it last for even ten seconds. This is based on observing things, the laws of physics, and various other elements. Short-duration events, however, cannot be accurately processed such as the firing of a bullet from a pistol. I've seen it, but there's a big error involved.

2 The cons

• Some criticize me of using my mind game as it doesn't keep me in what they call "reality".
• Often, when doing crazy stunts, I have a strong tendency to move my head and stuff around to sort of "get a feel" for the stunt whether it's getting swatted by a spinning board heading straight up at 1200 mph or crashing into a brick wall at 37 mph. This makes me look "weird" to others.
• I also tend to produce some of the sound effects (vocally) which also gets distractive to some and makes me seem weird.
• For some odd reason, subconsciously and/or involuntarily, I somehow switch to my mind game when I don't want to and this drastically weakens my ability to concentrate. It happens subconsciously and/or involuntarily and I have a hard time controlling it.