One very angry teenager.
06 October 2005, 09:44 PM
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One very angry teenager.
Probably best to turn the sound down a bit if you're at work....
http://www.sinn-frei.com/show.php?id=816
And its probably best to only give him decaf from now on
astraboy.
P.S. And its not an SIAL
http://www.sinn-frei.com/show.php?id=816
And its probably best to only give him decaf from now on
astraboy.
P.S. And its not an SIAL
06 October 2005, 10:03 PM
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LMFAO, someone has just been stood over my shoulder whilst Ive been playing DOD:S and CS:S and been awful hence coming on here for something else to do....
gaming does bring the worse out in you thou
gaming does bring the worse out in you thou
06 October 2005, 10:30 PM
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Bit dull isn't it? Was expecting him to smash the TV up or something. Didn't break anything at all from what I could tell 
. Probably having trouble at school or something...
. Probably having trouble at school or something...
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06 October 2005, 11:15 PM
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happy little spud isnt he!!!
unfortunalty he,s not alone, my 13 yr old cries out when he plays his games..
prehaps its because we had to play in public when we were younger, that help us keep our outbursts in check!!
M
unfortunalty he,s not alone, my 13 yr old cries out when he plays his games..
prehaps its because we had to play in public when we were younger, that help us keep our outbursts in check!!
M
06 October 2005, 11:22 PM
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Originally Posted by mart360
unfortunalty he,s not alone, my 13 yr old cries out when he plays his games..
M
M
My wife says her 34yo kid shout at the screen a lot when gaming - I personally don't remember
btw - if someone sticks you off the road in GT4, does anyone else ever go back in a much quicker piece of kit and bury the feker in the wall.... or am not that normal?
07 October 2005, 12:20 AM
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what a limp wristed little *****!!!
if you're gonna get that angry would you slap the screen?
lmfao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
if you're gonna get that angry would you slap the screen?
lmfao!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
07 October 2005, 09:01 AM
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evidence (if required) that PC gaming does make you more violent... (imagine that was a game in a pub, and he turned away to find someone smiling....)
07 October 2005, 12:18 PM
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LOL Quality! He's giong to have a sore throat the next day!
The violence in the game is incidental: it's the frantic competition and smack-talk per se that's getting him going. They could be playing a football game rather than a shooter and the results would be the same I'd bet. I'd bet he'd behave somewhat differently in a one on one social interaction, as opposed to the privacy (or so he though) and safety of being behind a headset!
As a Psychologist, I can assure you that the evidence for films, games etc.. instigating and that's the key word -instigating- violent behaviour in a non-violent person is very weak! All the evidence points to violent people prefering violent material. But here's the thing, most "healthy" people enjoy material as a bit of catharsis too.
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The violence in the game is incidental: it's the frantic competition and smack-talk per se that's getting him going. They could be playing a football game rather than a shooter and the results would be the same I'd bet. I'd bet he'd behave somewhat differently in a one on one social interaction, as opposed to the privacy (or so he though) and safety of being behind a headset!
As a Psychologist, I can assure you that the evidence for films, games etc.. instigating and that's the key word -instigating- violent behaviour in a non-violent person is very weak! All the evidence points to violent people prefering violent material. But here's the thing, most "healthy" people enjoy material as a bit of catharsis too.
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07 October 2005, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
I get like that at Monopoly .....................
Pete
Pete
BTW I was not parked on your Park Lane hotel, now pass the tranquilizers you ****!!
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