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Turnabout Clerk wrote:
In the middle of dinner. I'm playing PW3
Mom "So honey, how w.."
ME "OBJECTION!!!!!!!!!!!"
Dad gets startled and spills over milk. I get sent upstairs.
Mom "So honey, how w.."
ME "OBJECTION!!!!!!!!!!!"
Dad gets startled and spills over milk. I get sent upstairs.
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BlackJack wrote:
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D= Poor you. I hate it when parents blame stupid things on your interests.
They grounded me from manga, too.
*moans* My Rurouni Kenshinnnn....My attitude would be a whole lot better if they didn't contradict themselves every time they open their mouth.
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Ok, so just because they found my hentai stash doesn't mean all anime/manga is bad, right?
Well, now my mom is on the warpath on all our favorite Japanese-made comics and cartoons. And if the hentai excuse doesn't fly, she pulls something random out of her ass, "Bad Attitude" or "Negative Influence" or, the all-time parental cop-out, "Because I'm The Mom And I Said So".
BROOKLYN RAGE!!
My parents don't even know the difference between anime and manga.
"I said so"...a terrible reason that is usually, in my experience, used to uphold a decision that they know that I know that it's stupid.
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Flareth wrote:
i was browsing here one when my dad came in. I have this habit of closing the window when someone comes in. I like my privacy. But he made open the window. I was looking at a movie poster edited with Phoenix Wright characters I was like "Oh, someone edited a High School Musical poster with some characters from a game I like, that just happens to feature lawyers". I don't think he cared xD.
That is SO something that would happen to me.
Except I've learned that even if what I'm looking at is bad (even though usually I'm not), not to close the window. I scroll down or change tabs. It's much less suspicious.
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BlackJack wrote:
Ok, so just because they found my hentai stash doesn't mean all anime/manga is bad, right?
Well, now my mom is on the warpath on all our favorite Japanese-made comics and cartoons. And if the hentai excuse doesn't fly, she pulls something random out of her ass, "Bad Attitude" or "Negative Influence" or, the all-time parental cop-out, "Because I'm The Mom And I Said So".
BROOKLYN RAGE!!
Well, now my mom is on the warpath on all our favorite Japanese-made comics and cartoons. And if the hentai excuse doesn't fly, she pulls something random out of her ass, "Bad Attitude" or "Negative Influence" or, the all-time parental cop-out, "Because I'm The Mom And I Said So".
BROOKLYN RAGE!!
I dunno if I should even show my mom 2-1 anymore, she's pretty much against any game I play.
She once watches me play Naruto Shippuden GNT EX 3 with my friends and says why are we playing games with violence.
Then I go:
"Oh sure mom, wait, lemme get my Pony games and ride horsies and ponies <33"
And then she goes to her room.
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Anyhoo, I showed a video of PW gameplay to my mom once, and she seemed to show interest. Although she wouldn't be able to play it since I'm about a 12-hour car ride away from home (dorms ftw) so only I get access to the DS majority of the time. But my mom's had her fair share of gaming, and she's really into games involving mysteries and forensics, so I think she's gonna get a kick out of PW when she gets the chance to try it out. As for my dad... he has an eye complication, so that's out of the question.
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at first she was all pleased with my new interest in a game that was reading, and using logic. And she was even pleased that I was widening my vocabulary to "contradition" and "testimony" two words that before I played PW i would used, but barely.
Now she just sighs at any mention, and it doesn't help that my 10-year-old sister, Maddy, goes on about "Mystic Maya" ALL the time. (she's only played 2 and a bit cases of PW2 an is halfway through PW3, but she's been on the same case for years. She plaays it for maya. and only maya. she played the tres bien case simply for maya in waitress uniform.)
My dad's an air head who thinks maddy's still 8, can't remember anything about my friends and when I say "Kaveir Gavin", "Miles Edgworth" or even "Phoenix Wright", a name that's been in our house for over three years he goes "Who's that? A friend from school?" or, if your veeeeeery lucky, "Isn't that soemone from that TV show you always watch?" What the heck does he mean? The only TV show I always watch is Friends. Or maybe scrubs...
Anyway, I think the line at wich my mum desided to pretend AA didn't exsist, and to just sigh was when I gave her and dad an anniversary card that had a sketch of phoenix objecting with a big "AFFECTION!" written in a comic bubble...
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edgeygavin wrote:
my mum sighs. a lot.
at first she was all pleased with my new interest in a game that was reading, and using logic. And she was even pleased that I was widening my vocabulary to "contradition" and "testimony" two words that before I played PW i would used, but barely.
Now she just sighs at any mention, and it doesn't help that my 10-year-old sister, Maddy, goes on about "Mystic Maya" ALL the time. (she's only played 2 and a bit cases of PW2 an is halfway through PW3, but she's been on the same case for years. She plaays it for maya. and only maya. she played the tres bien case simply for maya in waitress uniform.)
My dad's an air head who thinks maddy's still 8, can't remember anything about my friends and when I say "Kaveir Gavin", "Miles Edgworth" or even "Phoenix Wright", a name that's been in our house for over three years he goes "Who's that? A friend from school?" or, if your veeeeeery lucky, "Isn't that soemone from that TV show you always watch?" What the heck does he mean? The only TV show I always watch is Friends. Or maybe scrubs...
Anyway, I think the line at wich my mum desided to pretend AA didn't exsist, and to just sigh was when I gave her and dad an anniversary card that had a sketch of phoenix objecting with a big "AFFECTION!" written in a comic bubble...
at first she was all pleased with my new interest in a game that was reading, and using logic. And she was even pleased that I was widening my vocabulary to "contradition" and "testimony" two words that before I played PW i would used, but barely.
Now she just sighs at any mention, and it doesn't help that my 10-year-old sister, Maddy, goes on about "Mystic Maya" ALL the time. (she's only played 2 and a bit cases of PW2 an is halfway through PW3, but she's been on the same case for years. She plaays it for maya. and only maya. she played the tres bien case simply for maya in waitress uniform.)
My dad's an air head who thinks maddy's still 8, can't remember anything about my friends and when I say "Kaveir Gavin", "Miles Edgworth" or even "Phoenix Wright", a name that's been in our house for over three years he goes "Who's that? A friend from school?" or, if your veeeeeery lucky, "Isn't that soemone from that TV show you always watch?" What the heck does he mean? The only TV show I always watch is Friends. Or maybe scrubs...
Anyway, I think the line at wich my mum desided to pretend AA didn't exsist, and to just sigh was when I gave her and dad an anniversary card that had a sketch of phoenix objecting with a big "AFFECTION!" written in a comic bubble...
..........
lol. I think you asked for that one.
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edgeygavin wrote:
my mum sighs. a lot.
at first she was all pleased with my new interest in a game that was reading, and using logic. And she was even pleased that I was widening my vocabulary to "contradition" and "testimony" two words that before I played PW i would used, but barely.
Now she just sighs at any mention, and it doesn't help that my 10-year-old sister, Maddy, goes on about "Mystic Maya" ALL the time. (she's only played 2 and a bit cases of PW2 an is halfway through PW3, but she's been on the same case for years. She plaays it for maya. and only maya. she played the tres bien case simply for maya in waitress uniform.)
My dad's an air head who thinks maddy's still 8, can't remember anything about my friends and when I say "Kaveir Gavin", "Miles Edgworth" or even "Phoenix Wright", a name that's been in our house for over three years he goes "Who's that? A friend from school?" or, if your veeeeeery lucky, "Isn't that soemone from that TV show you always watch?" What the heck does he mean? The only TV show I always watch is Friends. Or maybe scrubs...
Anyway, I think the line at wich my mum desided to pretend AA didn't exsist, and to just sigh was when I gave her and dad an anniversary card that had a sketch of phoenix objecting with a big "AFFECTION!" written in a comic bubble...
at first she was all pleased with my new interest in a game that was reading, and using logic. And she was even pleased that I was widening my vocabulary to "contradition" and "testimony" two words that before I played PW i would used, but barely.
Now she just sighs at any mention, and it doesn't help that my 10-year-old sister, Maddy, goes on about "Mystic Maya" ALL the time. (she's only played 2 and a bit cases of PW2 an is halfway through PW3, but she's been on the same case for years. She plaays it for maya. and only maya. she played the tres bien case simply for maya in waitress uniform.)
My dad's an air head who thinks maddy's still 8, can't remember anything about my friends and when I say "Kaveir Gavin", "Miles Edgworth" or even "Phoenix Wright", a name that's been in our house for over three years he goes "Who's that? A friend from school?" or, if your veeeeeery lucky, "Isn't that soemone from that TV show you always watch?" What the heck does he mean? The only TV show I always watch is Friends. Or maybe scrubs...
Anyway, I think the line at wich my mum desided to pretend AA didn't exsist, and to just sigh was when I gave her and dad an anniversary card that had a sketch of phoenix objecting with a big "AFFECTION!" written in a comic bubble...
Well, at least Maddy plays it.XP
And I guess having a video game character (even with the AFFECTION thing) on an anniversary card is a bit odd. For the parents, not for me, I guess I would do that too.
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BlackJack wrote:
edgeygavin wrote:
my mum sighs. a lot.
at first she was all pleased with my new interest in a game that was reading, and using logic. And she was even pleased that I was widening my vocabulary to "contradition" and "testimony" two words that before I played PW i would used, but barely.
Now she just sighs at any mention, and it doesn't help that my 10-year-old sister, Maddy, goes on about "Mystic Maya" ALL the time. (she's only played 2 and a bit cases of PW2 an is halfway through PW3, but she's been on the same case for years. She plaays it for maya. and only maya. she played the tres bien case simply for maya in waitress uniform.)
My dad's an air head who thinks maddy's still 8, can't remember anything about my friends and when I say "Kaveir Gavin", "Miles Edgworth" or even "Phoenix Wright", a name that's been in our house for over three years he goes "Who's that? A friend from school?" or, if your veeeeeery lucky, "Isn't that soemone from that TV show you always watch?" What the heck does he mean? The only TV show I always watch is Friends. Or maybe scrubs...
Anyway, I think the line at wich my mum desided to pretend AA didn't exsist, and to just sigh was when I gave her and dad an anniversary card that had a sketch of phoenix objecting with a big "AFFECTION!" written in a comic bubble...
at first she was all pleased with my new interest in a game that was reading, and using logic. And she was even pleased that I was widening my vocabulary to "contradition" and "testimony" two words that before I played PW i would used, but barely.
Now she just sighs at any mention, and it doesn't help that my 10-year-old sister, Maddy, goes on about "Mystic Maya" ALL the time. (she's only played 2 and a bit cases of PW2 an is halfway through PW3, but she's been on the same case for years. She plaays it for maya. and only maya. she played the tres bien case simply for maya in waitress uniform.)
My dad's an air head who thinks maddy's still 8, can't remember anything about my friends and when I say "Kaveir Gavin", "Miles Edgworth" or even "Phoenix Wright", a name that's been in our house for over three years he goes "Who's that? A friend from school?" or, if your veeeeeery lucky, "Isn't that soemone from that TV show you always watch?" What the heck does he mean? The only TV show I always watch is Friends. Or maybe scrubs...
Anyway, I think the line at wich my mum desided to pretend AA didn't exsist, and to just sigh was when I gave her and dad an anniversary card that had a sketch of phoenix objecting with a big "AFFECTION!" written in a comic bubble...
..........
lol. I think you asked for that one.
Though I guess i have no room to talk. For Mother's Day last year I made my mom a video using a Super Mario World ROM and Windows Movie Maker.
The only difference was......she loved it!
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They don't really care much for video games 
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My dad just went "Isn't that bloke from one of those comic books you read?"
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Feenie_Polly wrote:
IF I did something like that for my parents I think they would think that I need some serious help They don't really care much for video games
They don't really care much for video games My mom doesn't either, but she was familiar enough with the game not to be confused, and she appreciated the effort.
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Ember-the-prosecutor wrote:
My brother left our copy of T&T upstairs and my dad saw it and read the backside of it - he seemed pretty interested, since he likes mystery novels.
My dad likes the Phoenix Wrongs I make, but is apathetic to the series itself. My mom hates everything.
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Ember-the-prosecutor wrote:
My brother left our copy of T&T upstairs and my dad saw it and read the backside of it - he seemed pretty interested, since he likes mystery novels.
That's what i tried to tell you. Your father is cool.
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edgeygavin wrote:
Now she just sighs at any mention, and it doesn't help that my 10-year-old sister, Maddy, goes on about "Mystic Maya" ALL the time. (she's only played 2 and a bit cases of PW2 an is halfway through PW3, but she's been on the same case for years. She plaays it for maya. and only maya. she played the tres bien case simply for maya in waitress uniform.)
Your sister is real life Pearl....
My 11-year-old sister is obsessed with Trucy so i see where your coming from.
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Essa_L_M.E wrote:
edgeygavin wrote:
Now she just sighs at any mention, and it doesn't help that my 10-year-old sister, Maddy, goes on about "Mystic Maya" ALL the time. (she's only played 2 and a bit cases of PW2 an is halfway through PW3, but she's been on the same case for years. She plaays it for maya. and only maya. she played the tres bien case simply for maya in waitress uniform.)
Your sister is real life Pearl....
My 11-year-old sister is obsessed with Trucy so i see where your coming from.
And trust my 10-year-old sister to have a favorite character after seeing me play a game for a few days. And I play a lot of games. So I guess I can sort of relate to the both of you. xD
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edgeygavin wrote:
she played the tres bien case simply for maya in waitress uniform.
Me, too.
Wait, you mean you didn't?
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Anyway, I let my littler brother play JFA, and guess what? He acts like Matt all the time now.
My parents like the games, they think they're cool, but they make me play it thorugh in Japanese once, cause I'm half Japanese and therefore they want me to learn their language.
That's it though, really.
Scarily, my dad beat 3-5 with no help from anybody or anything. It's the first case he played. My dad's psycho logical. Like, good at this crap.
Whoever said nothing was impossible obviously never tried to close a revolving door.
"Suspense msuic plays" Oh crap, SAVESAVESAVE! Oh wait, that's my phone. And the caller ID is... MOM!?
"Cornered music plays"
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"Suspense msuic plays" Oh crap, SAVESAVESAVE! Oh wait, that's my phone. And the caller ID is... MOM!?
"Cornered music plays"
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Pearl the Barrister wrote:
My mother said once that all the women in AA have big breasts. Especially Young Mia.
I was scarred for life.
I was scarred for life.
Most do. And Mia's boobs are great no matter what body she's in.
Which is a little unsettling when you think about it.
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BlackJack wrote:
Pearl the Barrister wrote:
My mother said once that all the women in AA have big breasts. Especially Young Mia.
I was scarred for life.
I was scarred for life.
Most do. And Mia's boobs are great no matter what body she's in.
Which is a little unsettling when you think about it.
ugh mia-pearl *shutters*
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Feenie_Polly wrote:
BlackJack wrote:
Pearl the Barrister wrote:
My mother said once that all the women in AA have big breasts. Especially Young Mia.
I was scarred for life.
I was scarred for life.
Most do. And Mia's boobs are great no matter what body she's in.
Which is a little unsettling when you think about it.
ugh mia-pearl *shutters*
I KNOW!
My inner dialogue is like this every time she's on screen:
"Damn, she's hot....NO! WAIT! It's really Pearl in there....But she doesn't look like Pearl....NO! You sick bastard! That's a nine-year-old girl....With the body of a hot 27-year-old....THAT DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING!!...."
And we usually argue like that for about 5 minutes, then drop it and continue the game.
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She's got some medical background training so she didn't bait an eye when Cindy was bleeding on the floor.
But she jumped out of her skin when Larry Butz faded into view.
She then put the game down and refused to play it.
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Wooster wrote:
I was able to share the game with my Mother once.
She's got some medical background training so she didn't bait an eye when Cindy was bleeding on the floor.
But she jumped out of her skin when Larry Butz faded into view.
She then put the game down and refused to play it.
She's got some medical background training so she didn't bait an eye when Cindy was bleeding on the floor.
But she jumped out of her skin when Larry Butz faded into view.
She then put the game down and refused to play it.
LOLOLOLOL!! Seriously? "AHH! HE'S A GHOST!!"
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Also, thanks to Maya, it made her believe she was psychic...(Plus I probably told her that she was born the same year...)One time when I was buying T&T at the store with my aunt, I picked out the game and she's like "IT'S A GAME WHERE YOU SOLVE PUZZLES AND MYSTERIOUS AND STUFF...". Like, no really? Why would I pick out a random game without knowing what it was about.
And I also don't know how she knew it...maybe she secretly plays it?
(She obviously doesn't.)
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I can't think of anything really funny she's said, though. My mom is a little weird... weird as in she likes anime and stuff, so she didn't see anything odd about the game.
My dad thinks it's caused me to go crazy, though, when I begged him to take me to a GameStop like a 40-minute drive from my house so I could buy T&T. And then proceeded to yell "Objection!" and "Take that!" all the way home and until about midnight. lol
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Well, my mom had read all my fics and loved them, and wanted to know where all this stuff came from, so I let her play AJ (Case 4-2). I thought she would think it was boring, but man she was having a blast! I had to help her out a few times thought, but she was actually pretty good at it! The funniest things were her comments on Klavier (Me- He's the prosecutor Mom- He can prosecute me anytime Me- LOL). So far I think her faves were Phoenix, Klavier, Apollo, Trucy, Plum, and even Wocky. She busted a gut when she first saw him! And oh yeah, she also said she wanted to smack Stickler in the face for being so annoying.
So yeah, she had fun playing the game!
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Mum: Who's that drawing of? That Miles Edgeworth guy?
Me: No, that's Godot.
Mum: ok ... what about this guy? she's that Gant person you're always wittering on about?
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Re: Parental Responses to PW
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And I tell my mum about it, and she once said: "so, will you wnat to be a lawyer when you're older?", but most times she just doesn't listen. I tell her some of the funny lines though.
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I Do LPs. Here's a link to watch them on my channel on YouTube.
I Do LPs. Here's a link to watch them on my channel on YouTube.
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