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Lyrikalstylez on 06 November 2010

Little kids and tall men should be Warned!!!!!!!!!

expect plenty of elbo's to the face and teh balls when playing

 



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O-D-C on 06 November 2010

HA



Myak-04 on 06 November 2010

You.... you could say that Father and son are finally... "kinecting" ....... 

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Jansky8 on 06 November 2010

Loving all the bad puns. :)



zarx on 06 November 2010
Jansky8 said:

Loving all the bad puns. :)


puns are good

reminds me of a certain EpicBattleCry 



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Wagram on 06 November 2010

The video was funny. I think I would get tired of repeating those same motions over and over though.



arcane_chaos on 07 November 2010

LMAO!!! that made my day!!!



Legend11 on 07 November 2010
Boutros said:

It could have been avoided with a button.


Do you feel the same way about sports or any physical activity for that matter?  They all pose the possibility of being injured. 



theprof00 on 07 November 2010
Legend11 said:
Boutros said:

It could have been avoided with a button.


Do you feel the same way about sports or any physical activity for that matter?  They all pose the possibility of being injured. 

what phsyical activities involve men elbowing children in the face?



Legend11 on 07 November 2010
theprof00 said:
Legend11 said:
Boutros said:

It could have been avoided with a button.


Do you feel the same way about sports or any physical activity for that matter?  They all pose the possibility of being injured. 

what phsyical activities involve men elbowing children in the face?

Children have never been injured in sports or on the playground or by doing any physical activity?  Do you think they should be sat down and forced to simply press buttons on a gamepad all day? 

Also I don't get why it matters about the age difference, is that incident more of a big deal to you than say someone in high school becoming partially paralyzed because of a hockey injury or a young teen breaking their leg skiing?