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"Rather Worrying"

Let's set the scene:

I'm driving around the M25 at about 80mph and I suddenly get this urge to pull over and drive as close to the lorry next to me.

I resist the temptation but as I drive past I hear a small 'beep' from within my head.

Who says games have no effect on teenagers?

Ape Escape was bad advertising: Silverback Gorillas dont disappear if you put a net on there head (and smacking them with a baton doesnt help much either)

After Playing The wind waker i find myself sniffing something salty and singing sea shanties.

Has anyone ever heard of a film called get away in stockholm...
Tis great, racing around the streets at 150 MPH.

Sometimes when driving I imagine pulling across the road into the oncoming traffic, what it'd be like...

I scare myself.

phi11ip wrote:

> Burnout 2.
>
> If that helps you at all?

I suppose it would help me if I'd played it, although some games do have that effect if you play them long enough. After just finishing splinter cell I have found myself lurking in the shadows under the stairs trying to memorize my parents 'patrol routes'

I knew someone would get confused.

Burnout 2.

If that helps you at all?

phi11ip wrote:
> Who says games have no effect on teenagers?

The prime minister of Angola.

*reads message*

*re-reads message*

*scratches head*

Let's set the scene:

I'm driving around the M25 at about 80mph and I suddenly get this urge to pull over and drive as close to the lorry next to me.

I resist the temptation but as I drive past I hear a small 'beep' from within my head.

Who says games have no effect on teenagers?