too philosophical?

I feel that sometimes I get too philosphical/analytical about life
I find myself thinking, thinking and thinking, then I wonder, what happened to living? apparently I forgot how to do that somewhere.
I've also noticed that I come on here and attempt to have a revelation of sorts, but it never works. I sign, all hopeful like a little boy at christmas, hoping someone will have found my blog and written amazing comments, and boom I've found my soul mate.
...I've yet to get anyone beyond my immediate circle to even look at my blog. How do I get random coolio readers?
Sienfeld is on. My brother and I have come into this new, late night routine of Seinfeld and really I am quite grateful. Last night was the Bette Midler episode. "((sob, sob, sob))....my((sob, sob)) frankfurter....((sob, sob)), oh no!...it felll" AAAHAHAH. that is probably the funniest episode.
Over my vacation, I attempted to play Oblivion.
If anyone has attempted the game, he will know about how it begins in jail.
Ummm..ya.
I died about like 5 times in the jailhouse, and couldn't find the effing captain for legitimately 20 minutes.
talk about a debaucle. Never again. I was at complete loss for how this is sooo entertaining. Not to knock it for others who play it, but it's not for me.
Honestly, I dont understand the whole current trend of living vicariously through a video game. WOW?
like...we have this thing....called Planet Earth.
and another thing, called life. ((back to life, hell yes, look at that connection!)). Like, is your life so completely dull that you have to hold yourself up in the family room, stuck in some alternate plane where money is called like Hoo-de-haa and everyone has a magical power and is either British or an elf........
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I'm just confused here. I understand the value of a video game don't get me wrong, but to play it so often that it takes over your actual life, and your actual life becomes that which is in the game, to me is quite sad.
so maybe I'm getting on my soapbox here....
BUT
there is just so much to do in the real world. Why spend your life on the couch lost in WOW?
this argument is a little hard for me to fight just because I catch myself doing that which I condemn with the sims....
however, because of how I feel, I really do limit my playing. The sims is pretty much the only game I play and to be honest, I haven't played in about a month.
so I just do not know. All I know is I just do not understand the hours of fun one can have with WOW and the like.