August 10, 200519 yr Quote qs2']only koreans would be stupid enough. Then when it starts happening to white people woohoo!
August 10, 200519 yr darkchu said: Then when it starts happening to white people woohoo! most koreans are fucking white... did you see their president kim something? Fucking midget albino
August 10, 200519 yr Quote Originally Posted by [myg0t]qs2 only koreans would be stupid enough. Uhuh? As much as I despise the korean race to the point of unconditional mass genocide I have to say white people can't be any smarter. Just look at the countless ebaumsworld videos. Kids shaking up makeshift explosives only to have them explode in their hands, attempted lightsiber construction using petrol and fluorecent tubes only to have that explode and cause injury. Voulontary curb stompings etc etc. The list goes on an on, white ppl take even greater risks. This guy clearly took the game a little too seriously and died because of it as he made it his life's objective to be the best. Note that death by video game is not a very OBVIOUS danger. While it's true that you can die from exhaustion it's very difficult to notice this when you're addicted to a game. Americans blatantly do something CLEARLY dangerous and get owned for it. But what about all the people in America who imitate what they see on TV and face injury or even fatal results? Like I heard this story of some kids watching a video or playing some video game and then strangling themselves to death because it was the "cool thing" to do.
August 10, 200519 yr MillerTime said: he was weak for sure...50 hours really isnt that long to die from exhaustion. And he was also taking naps..what a pussy... its just like stayin up for 2 days in a row.. which would make anyone extremely tired...but enough to die??? I really dont think that would kill the average person. mentally he would probably be far more exhausted than for just staying awake for 2 days, ofc it might vary depending which game he played
August 11, 200519 yr thats jus fuking wierd that by the end of the first day he didnt get pressure sores
