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Who's in the wrong here? 2017-08-14 08:44:47 Post No. 18622454
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>Be autistic 20 something, sell my NES and a few games years ago.
>The NES was pretty much fried, I had a decent NES collection nothing amazing.
>Older brother (30s, bipolar) freaks out.
>"YOU SOLD METROID AND PUNCH OUT! THAT IS ART WHAT DID YOU DO?"
>Our neighbors gave us those games when they moved. I got the NES for my birthday, he got the SNES for his. (I used the money to buy a Genesis when I was 12)
>I didn't sell any of his games, but since I owned the NES I just assumed the games were mine. He's still butt hurt over this.
Who's in the wrong here? He tries to blame me whenever he can, granted I sold Metal Gear on the NES because I knew of the MSX versions as a lad. Who's in the wrong here? Is t wrong that I feel detached? He showed up at my home in jean shorts and a Diara Planet t-shirt just to yell at me about this... My wife is just as confused as I am.
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This sounds like a scene out of a romcom.
If he's bipolar shouldn't that explain his actions?
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>>18622454
With hipster fucks coming into the retro scene, common games are now getting ridiculously expensive.
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>>18622471
Yup, I agree. He's just kind of acting out. He always blames people yet never completed a thing in his life. My wife is really tired of his BS as well.
>>18622520
Well, he is just that, a hipster fuck. Granted he is just that. But he is my brother so it's complicated.
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