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Games Responsible For Death and Violence?

November 29, 2006 | 17:26

counter-strike-2.pngA few days ago, a German high school was held hostage by a an armed guy, who was also be a former student. He got humilitated all the time by his class mates in earlier days and then one day he decided to take revenge. Different from the Columbine massacre, nobody was killed, but some got hurt. And before SWAT could grapple him, he killed himself.
And now German politicans blame it all on what they call ‘killer games’. And they want to ban those games, because of their believe that such games are the #1 reason for kids to go berzerk, grab a gun and blast brains out.
I came across an article on kotaku.com, saying that some kids tinkered together acid bombs. And the chief of the local police knows what made those kids to do so: GTA (Grand Theft Auto) and the main reason for that geek in Germany to come back to school and to create another Columbine obviously was his passion for Counter-Strike, Quake and Doom. At least that is what politicans say.
What I don’t understand is, that I’ve played those games too, and, funnily enough, didn’t kill anybody. I also played Need for Speed and didn’t drive through playgrounds at Mach 1 yet ;). Another superb scape goat is to blame it on superb bands like Slipknot and their music - and I have never sacrificed a goat or slit my throat and kept walking :D
We must not blame it on those games - killing people on your PC or console does not make you a mass murder. But when kids at the age of 10 are cracks when it comes to Medal of Honour and the like, then something is going wrong.
By the way, I played GTA 3, GTA Vice City and GTA San Andreas, and just can not remember one mission where I had to use acid bombs ;)

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Paper Jam

| 13:52

zahnraeder.pngWe just had a paper jam in our office printer which happens to be an enormous HP9000 i-can-do-everything-grey-plastic-monster. Fritz followed the instructions on the screen to remove the jammed paper, but didn’t succeed. I offered him my help and Milan, who is another colleague at work said

The machine never backs down regardless of how high social pressure may be.

We finally removed that one page which was hiding somewhere in the depths of the printer. And Fritz finally received his hardcopy.

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Google Mail Account

November 28, 2006 | 15:21

googlemail.pngThanks to my good friend maniac, I am now in the possession of a gmail account. And I still have 49 invitations left. So if you are a friend of mazedlx.net and want your own gmail account, then you should consider in writing me a loveletter to gmail.png ;-)

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PMS Survival Tips

November 23, 2006 | 12:02

By the way: PMS does NOT mean prehistoric monster syndrome :)

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Leave Your Seat

November 21, 2006 | 12:44

Anyone knows those signs placed in subways over certain seats, to leave for older people, the blind, pregnant women, women with small children and so on. An in Tokyo’s subways, those signs look like this:

tokyosubway.png

You should leave your seat for

  1. People with a broken arm
  2. Women with small children
  3. Pregnant women
  4. People with a broken leg

Pictograms rule the universe!

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PS3 VS. Wii

November 20, 2006 | 13:36

This is especially for my good friend maniac :)

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My Mom, MBA

| 12:46

DiplomaI would like to congratulate my Mom, who just passed the last exam, and is now Master of Business Administration :-)

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