If you, as a person who thinks about headshots a whole lot, has yet to actually bust a cap in some hoons dome, so to speak, much less random people on the street, doesn’t that point to some other factor being at play in people who do?

Have you ever asked yourself why you haven’t actually done so? And more importantly, what the difference is between you and a person who does?

Why do people keep trying to bend the spoon…?

@casemods:
OK, so let me ask you something. Have you actually gone out and shot someone in the head because you have “BOOM! HEADSHOT!” on the brain?

Please explain why/why not.

It’s especially true for video games as well.

Until I played counter strike I would have never thought about getting a headshot. Now it’s all I think about.

If a little girl plays some barbie game with ponies and the game suggests her to get a pony with blue hair, she is going to want a pony with blue hair, in some aspects.

I’m sure some of you think this is all made up but you are just too blind too see or just too stubborn to admit it or think about it realistically, instead of backing your video games 100% no matter what.

Everyone who has ever killed someone has ingested water in the past 48 hours. WATER is the cause of murder. Wake up, sheeple.

My point here being that because this one psycho kid got picked on all his life finally went and and brought a shotgun to school and got some revenge also happened to play Doom, it doesn’t have to be Doom that made him a killer. That’s the Christian Right and their fears of technology and of violence when it’s not in the name of God.

Fuck the world.

@Bright Green

There are shooters on the wii? (I bought one for Brawl, and have found a few good games for it, but there need to be more shooters. We have a few resident evil games which I should try, and Call of Duty, which I hate. Am I missing any, or do I have to wait on Timesplitters 4?)

That was the fault of bad parenting.

They should never have stopped them playing videogames.

But really, there must have been some underlying mental problems, if a kid’s going to hang himself because he can’t play a videogame.

Jake Roberts

But that would probably be a lie.

That made me pretty angry.

Because the controllers are flimsy and bad.

In nearly unrelated news, a friend of mine was the first person to report getting his Wiimote stuck in a wall. Well, he was the first at whichever support call-center got his call, but that’s still pretty freakin early. Put one of the strapless controllers in the hands of a man who likes greasy foods and you’d soon have:
“Wiihicular Manslaughter!”