Cultivating a generation of "Wii-tards"

Cultivating a generation of "Wii-tards"

Posted in the late afternoon on May 2nd, '07

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The napkin says "hello."
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Cyn says:

Hey, this is a serious issue concerning the next generation. Wii is DANGEROUS! I got hurt playing a virtual sport; someone hit me with their fake racket.

Posted at night on May 16th, '07

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