That's what's contained in these two little vials: Manna and Health.
I know there are accessories that go with every hobby known to mankind. But I never realized there were specific foods that went along with hobbies. I mean--of course--I know about Gatorade for sports and things like that. I just didn't realize that Gaming Gear was a niche market.
My kids have tried to explain this Gaming Gear stuff to me before but I never got it. Then, when my son came home the other night with an energy drink, and my husband asked what it was (I think because he thought it was a beer and probably wanted one too), I was surprised when my son said it was a video-gaming energy drink.
"What?" I said.
I really had no idea there was such stuff. And, come on, a Gaming Energy drink - I mean how much energy does it take to sit in front of a monitor and hit some keystrokes--unless it's to do creative writing, at least I can understand the energy that might take?
But here it is.
I guess it really is true.
I just didn't believe my son when he told me, "it takes Bawls to play video games."
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LOL! What's in it? Some energy drinks have so much caffeine in them they are dangerous.
That's a hoot! And what you said about your husband cracked me up, too.
LOL! I can't drink those energy drinks. If they're small, I'm okay, but the larger ones make me feel like I'm going to have a stroke. Funny about the Bawls name!
Hahahah! I have to show this to my son!
Oh my... he knew ALL about them. He even gave me a mini lesson on Manna and Health. And I won't share what he said about Bawls...
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