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[Mighty Midget]

Originally posted by #Alex#@May 15 2006, 06:27 AM
Your completly delusional! America isn't like that at all no matter what your wonderful media may paint us as. Stop being asses about this. I am tired with the stupid predjudices on this forum!

If you're referring to the ditty, I'm afraid it doesn't only apply to the US. This is becoming more and more common throughout the world. Beside, it is a sad fact that too many lawyers will do ANYTHING to make a name for themselves and a buck or two. That was what the ditty was aiming at.

BTW: It's satirical.

[punch999]

The "ditty" was only one of the things I was annoyed by

[#BlakhOle#]

Wait a second WoW is World of Warcraft, isn't it? Or is 'Warcraft' itself just a version without the internet connection? :blink:

As you can see im not as familiar with WoW or whatever it is as you guys, but even i know far "too far" is, and that's dying for the sake of a video game. I mean, the characters in the game are made by the creaters of the game, it's not likely theres a "Big Computer Screen In the Sky", inhabited by imaginary heroes in your favourite video games. Perhaps their parents should also have a good talk to their kids about gods and heaven and religion in general, ask them what they think about it, and if the kid comes up with some video game based fantasy heaven, its obviously something they should be worrying about. What would be really scary would be kids turning terrorist, blowing up famous landmarks because their game heroes came to them in a dream and told them to, in an al-queda sort of fashion. Thats my worst nightmare. Well actually ive got alot of pretty bad nightmares, but this is pretty high on the list. But anyways you guys seem to have covered all the main aspects of the topic. But this is a pretty sad thing to die for in any case.

[gregor]

you mean like God told Bush to invade Iraq (his own words)?

Maybe it was one of the WoW characters that told him. LOL

I think parents shoul spay at least some attention to kind. and although we live in a world where most of child raising is made by the state institutions we should still find at least some time to talk to children. and not just give them the money and leave them in front of computer.