I was born after my Mum had only been in labor 1 hour so your idea doesn't really work...

That is exceedingly rare. Especially in a first born.

I was 5 weeks premature, but OPs baby could be prem too...

I'm sure the OP would have mentioned that detail. You know, to add to the effect. Ps. I hope all turned out well for your little one :)

and as a woman that has given birth twice, as you said, you'd know that the last thing you'd do is blog/tweet/anything to do with a pc/ about what your husband did or didn't do while you were in labor pains. This post is just a propaganda against online video games, even if this is true, how can she not know her husband? in 9 months there would've been more emergencies than labor.

They all have to start with 'Today', it's a default thing. This could have happened weeks ago...

even so, with a newborn on her hands and a deadbeat husband, how does she bring herself to go online and FML it?

Utter bosh. There are babies who are born to primagravidas with no warning whatsoever, and plenty of ridiculously short labours as well - 30 minutes, 45 minutes, you name it. (Also, to another poster: I know women who've updated their Facebook status throughout labour, and even posted on forums. It does happen. Sometimes labour slows down for a few hours, or women feel fine between contractions. I've known women who baked cakes while in labour, too!) On the other hand, OP, assuming birth wasn't absolutely imminent, it's probably just as well you went to the hospital later rather than sooner. Gives them less opportunity to perform unnecessary interventions on you - like putting you on Pit because you weren't dilating at the "textbook" centimetre an hour, etc. On the other other hand, your husband needs a good whack with a cluestick.