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When I was at school, which is a long while ago now all the boys did was either play with the computers (commodore PET at the time - showing my age) or played f
by inovica 19y ago
When I was at school, which is a long while ago now all the boys did was either play with the computers (commodore PET at the time - showing my age) or played football (Soccer to some of you). We didn't do homework well, we were outshone in English lessons by the girls also. This is no surprise to me to see that girls are doing this creative stuff whilst the guys try to figure out what they're doing
- mechanical_fish 19y agoYour post made me notice something: There is a very important computer-related social activity -- one that I'm sure is very popular among boys -- that is conspicuously missing from this article: games. You know, games like that one that involves organizing complicated, hierarchical teams of several dozen people, with the mission of killing virtual monsters in order to gain items and treasure that improve the status and style of your virtual avatar. Something tells me that the people who wrote this article have no idea that video games -- or sports, for that matter -- can be a social and creative outlet.