A better way to die

[Schroeder]

Originally Posted by Skybird

Tragic is the reaction of the other guests in that cafe when the guy was shaken by spasm or what it was: they did not react at all. Maybe a case for the state attorney...?

That seems to be fairly common in Asia. I often watch motorcycle accident videos on Youtube to learn from the mistakes the riders (or car drivers) made (I'm a motorcyclist myself) in order to prevent getting into a similar situation myself and often I can see in Asian crashes that people simply don't give a ... even if someone is down and in pain or unconscious. They just drive on as if nothing had happened.

[Armistead]

i feel ashamed and terrible when I use to play sh4 for more than 4 hours in a row....don't even know how anyone could stay in front of a pc so long.....

[TorpX]

Originally Posted by Armistead

i feel ashamed and terrible when I use to play sh4 for more than 4 hours in a row....don't even know how anyone could stay in front of a pc so long.....

It reminds me of long late-night D&D sessions we used to have when that game was popular. Of course, none of us died, but we sometimes had game 'hang-overs'.

[swamprat69er]

Originally Posted by TorpX

It reminds me of long late-night D&D sessions we used to have when that game was popular. Of course, none of us died, but we sometimes had game 'hang-overs'.

We would start at 7PM and quit at 8AM. Sleep some and do it all over again, Friday and Saturday nights only.

[Wolferz]

Was he urinating into a bag?
Those do need to be drained on occasion.

Maybe he was one of those Chinese gold farmers. <shrug>

[Fubar2Niner]

This isn't uncommon in China/Asia, just unreported, so much so that o/l gaming is banned between certain age groups and hours, google my friends. Makes 'South Park' WOW episode real !!!!

Best regards.
Fubar2Niner