Being a Community

Online computer gaming is a community.

• I am a part of an online gaming community. I play with a bunch of people from all around the world that are in the same "clan" as I am. What holds this group together is we all get along most of the time and play similar games. I get on my computer at least once a day to play with my clanmates.
• All the members share a love for computer games. We all need computers that are compatible with games or built especially for gaming. We also have the same passion for doing something we love to do.
• Some people are very arrogant and believe that they are always right. This puts some tension on our community.
• I fit into this group because I love to play computer games. I built my current computer, from picking out which motherboard would work the best for games to the best video cards, to be a gaming monster. I am proud of the computer I built and I wanted to be a part of a gaming community that plays all the games I do.

What's in your wallet?

I don't like it when I don't know where my wallet is or when my girlfriend takes it. I have a tri-fold, leather wallet. There is a lot personal information in my wallet. I have my ID, debit card, gas card, AAA card, my insurance card, hunter certification card, Sams Gun Shop range membership card, a giftcard from Old Navy and Coldstone and I usually have some cash on me at all times.

My wallet contains an image of me. The membership to Sams Gun Shop would describe me as a person who likes guns. They would realize I don't have that money in cash or in the bank. People wouldn't know that I love computers and working on cars.