forgot to book my ticket. anyone heading to hull?
From the News into Computer Games challenge. See all 164 entries (closed)
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From the News into Computer Games challenge. See all 164 entries (closed)
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that game was stupid
a frog that can't swim!
what a silly emo frog!
water is not your enemy!
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 17:54,
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what a silly emo frog!
water is not your enemy!
guilty laughs
and a game i used to really like
EDIT: didn't know this was real :(
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 17:55,
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EDIT: didn't know this was real :(
i know!
this is possibly the worst story i've read in the news for years.
makes you wonder about the future of humanity
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:06,
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makes you wonder about the future of humanity
Really?
While it was a depressing story, surely failing to help someone is nowhere near as bad as actively seeking to hurt someone?
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:14,
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yeah, i think so
on many levels this is more depressing.
i believe this is a reflection on behaviour as a society as opposed to the craziness of an individual. that and the fact that it was tiny baby
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:19,
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i believe this is a reflection on behaviour as a society as opposed to the craziness of an individual. that and the fact that it was tiny baby
I read that it was something to do with the legal system there
where in some cases the rescuers/good samaritans end up carrying the responsibility, so people are afraid to help out
fucking terrible :(
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:30,
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fucking terrible :(
I think what's surprising / depressing is the amount of apathy on show.
I mean, if you saw a kid getting run over, wouldn't your automatic reaction to be to help in some way?
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:25,
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chinaland?
someone did help in some traffic accident.
ended up getting sued.
guess folk don't want the same expected experience.
edit: not just chinaland it seems
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:32,
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ended up getting sued.
guess folk don't want the same expected experience.
edit: not just chinaland it seems
Really?! That's pretty fucked up.
I think the point I'm trying to make is that it's sort of instinctive. At least I'm pretty sure I'd do it without thinking about whether some fuck is going to hit me with a lawsuit.
If it was Brian Harvey running himself over, that'd be a different story.
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:38,
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If it was Brian Harvey running himself over, that'd be a different story.
Was the same when I lived in Thailand.
Foreigners stopping to help at accidents getting blamed and billed for hospital fees when they had absolutely nothing to do with it.
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:42,
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though I did read about some guy in india who hit a local with his car
the police were more concerned with beating the local than offending the foreigner by prosecuting him in any way
but I think there may have been caste issues at work there.
In the end the foreigner just gave the local guy some money, he wasn't forced to or anything.
Though yeah, in some places "ALL FARANG = RICH, BLEED DRY, SUCCESS"
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:50,
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but I think there may have been caste issues at work there.
In the end the foreigner just gave the local guy some money, he wasn't forced to or anything.
Though yeah, in some places "ALL FARANG = RICH, BLEED DRY, SUCCESS"
baby in china, hit by two cars and people walked past ignoring it as it lay there dying
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:16,
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Yeah saw the video the first van driver not only knocked the 2 year old girl down but actually stopped then
drove over her a second time with the back wheels a second van seeing the girl in the road made no attempt to avoid her and simply just ran her over - the girl recently died of her injuries WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH THIS WORLD!!
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 18:52,
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in spain, many years ago
my mum was waiting to cross a busy road. a small child of about 2 sliped out of his mother's grasp and ran into the road. he was hit by a motorbike, which didn't stop. the poor child's body was dragged for at least 500 yards before something gave way and dropped him to the ground. 2 weeks we were there, it never even made the local papers.
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Tue 25 Oct 2011, 19:06,
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