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Killergran on 02 November 2008
jesus kung fu magic said:
Killergran said:
Well, I'm not sure but I think a drug is a substance that does something to your physiology. As previously stated, not all drugs are addictive (it's even called drug-store...) and not all things addictive are drugs.

Sex is a drug because it's addictive!

Look how wrong that statement is.

Most addictions are bad, making you less a part of the real world. World of Warcraft can be extremely bad. But it doesn't alter your physiology.

 

Does anyone even know what "figure of speech" is anymore?

I don't really know how to respond to this. I thought that World of Warcraft was generally accepted to be bad for people's social life, even dangerously addictive sometimes. So for me, that puts the entire question into the "not figure of speech" category.

I would say that "it's like a drug", not "it's a drug". But I guess if the difference isn't important to you, by all means, say it's a drug.



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Relias on 02 November 2008

No



Boycotting the following:

1. Yoshi: He ate my car and spit out a toaster.

2. Igglybuff: Totally false advertisement. You can have as many as you like they don't buff nothing.

3. the Terms Hardcore/Softcore... We're talking Video Games. Not Porn.

4. The term Casual as relates to Gamers: We make them sound like outsider's that happen to play games.  If that were the case they'd own a PS3.

5. Donuts.... Beacause I drink Beer...... and the biggest fan of Donuts hates Beer.

6. Boycotts: Their so lame.

 

 

jesus kung fu magic on 02 November 2008
Killergran said:
jesus kung fu magic said:
Killergran said:
Well, I'm not sure but I think a drug is a substance that does something to your physiology. As previously stated, not all drugs are addictive (it's even called drug-store...) and not all things addictive are drugs.

Sex is a drug because it's addictive!

Look how wrong that statement is.

Most addictions are bad, making you less a part of the real world. World of Warcraft can be extremely bad. But it doesn't alter your physiology.

 

Does anyone even know what "figure of speech" is anymore?

I don't really know how to respond to this. I thought that World of Warcraft was generally accepted to be bad for people's social life, even dangerously addictive sometimes. So for me, that puts the entire question into the "not figure of speech" category.

I would say that "it's like a drug", not "it's a drug". But I guess if the difference isn't important to you, by all means, say it's a drug.

 

 Wow some people these days. The J man is comparing the addictiveness of a drug to that of WoW. Of course its not a drug but in some ways it is. Thats why the J man asked the question , and its called figure of speech for a reason and thats what the J man used in his title. Calm down and stop taking things so literally because its not good for you.



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iceissac92 on 02 November 2008

yes



SaviorX on 02 November 2008

I wanted to try WoW, but I heard stories.
Besides, how uncool would I sound tellin the ladies I play WarCraft. I've been working too damn hard to ruin it all for WoW.



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Ail on 03 November 2008
Killergran said:
jesus kung fu magic said:
Killergran said:
Well, I'm not sure but I think a drug is a substance that does something to your physiology. As previously stated, not all drugs are addictive (it's even called drug-store...) and not all things addictive are drugs.

Sex is a drug because it's addictive!

Look how wrong that statement is.

Most addictions are bad, making you less a part of the real world. World of Warcraft can be extremely bad. But it doesn't alter your physiology.

 

Does anyone even know what "figure of speech" is anymore?

I don't really know how to respond to this. I thought that World of Warcraft was generally accepted to be bad for people's social life, even dangerously addictive sometimes. So for me, that puts the entire question into the "not figure of speech" category.

I would say that "it's like a drug", not "it's a drug". But I guess if the difference isn't important to you, by all means, say it's a drug.

 

ROFL that is generalizing the tale of a few people.

Most people don't stop their social life because they play Wow..



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arsenicazure on 03 November 2008

yea my best friend had to disable his account in order for him to get "un addicted" its a great game but like all good things only good in moderation



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ph4nt on 03 November 2008

No, the people who spend that much time playing the game would likely have spent it watching Tv had they not been playing WoW, I see it as an alternative to other time wasting activites (including other video games, TV, and the internet).



quarashi on 03 November 2008

World of Warcrack, need I say anymore.



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Slavedemonxi on 03 November 2008

I'd say it varies. Some people get really into it. Personally I know someone who is addicted to it, and he plays like all day. I used to play for 2 years, but I quit like 8 months ago.



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