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My only question is, does this void warranty?
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My only question is, does this void warranty?
'muricuh lol
Middle East - preferred weapon of humiliation and pain : AcidQuote:
Originally Posted by Heojaua
America - preferred weapon of humiliation and pain : Microsoft.
good lord . .
"Fought her like he was fighting a dragon."
Wat.
I wonder if she dropped any loot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colteran
"The Sun-Sentinel reported that Gooden "did not have defensive wounds on her hands," indicating that a ritual stabbing may have taken place while she was overpowered—or after being beaten unconscious by an Xbox 360." LMFAO
This, takes it all. Hang on, Leo just demanded I kill my cat for me to reach EGO 5000.Quote:
Originally Posted by omega32x
Someone is killed and you people laugh and make jokes?
I'm sure she had some signs as to his instability, it's hard to believe otherwise. You lay with dogs you get fleas, what I'm actually more insensitive about is the fact this will be blamed on the environment(games) instead of the user(the assailant).Quote:
Originally Posted by Little
That may very well be, but I personally wouldn't use someone's death with video game circumstances as an opportunity to jump at people that would blame a game for something. I agree, that blaming games is completely ridiculous, but I think this is just outright disrespectful to the deceased. Especially so shortly after their death.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninjatourettes
Well... May Taurus rest her soul. Hope the assailant gets disconnected.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninjatourettes
Moved thread to Off Topic from Gereral
what do you mean you people?Quote:
Originally Posted by Little
I'm with Little on this one, as strange as the events are, it doesn't really warrant a thread where everyone giggles over them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Little
The media are bound to do something stupid and will probably blame videogames for this, it's their response to pretty much everything when games even come within ten feet of a violent event. You don't help anyone see how wrong the assumption is by making jokes over an article reporting a murder, you just throw fuel on the fire. :/
The circumstances are strange, but some lunatic apparently beats someone to death with a blunt object and because it's a 360 suddenly its okay to laugh about it? You might be mocking the circumstances and the assailant, but by doing that you mock the victim indirectly.
Show a little tact people. I have a sense of humour darker than the bottom of a mine and I still think this thread is in poor taste.
Well said. I also have a dark sense of humour, and still agree wholeheartedly with what you say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Akataras
That should be relatively self-explanatory. I am referring to some of the posters above that make jokes of this.Quote:
Originally Posted by THE BAD BUTCHER
That was just wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ninjatourettes
Funny, but so very wrong.
Amen to that.Quote:
Originally Posted by FaerGothika
To answer the original question " does it void the warranty? " : only if they find out.
( and seeing as they have the name of the peron that used it in that matter : I doubt it's still valid )
Warranty issue is moot, he'll have to use the general pop xbox in prison.
oh, so true...Quote:
Originally Posted by Protonix
Must have been the Red Ring of death. But hey at least it won't give anymore fuel to gun grabbing politicians.