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Posted by melissaicd on February 7, 2013
Posted in: art, culture, digital, eyecandy, games, social media, technology. Tagged: life, old school, Pac Man.

Via George Takei on Facebook.

image of Pac Man game with saying "old video games couldn't be won. They just got harder and faster until you died. Just like real life"

Just like real life.

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