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With the introduction of allowing R rated games they can't exactly b sn it for that and with the amount of studies proving the games don't make people violent they have no cause to do so.

R rated games is less of an issue than you think. Before R rated games were a thing there were less than a dozen games that were refused classification and of those most had some minor tweak to get it past the censors (e.g. changing the name of one item in Fallout 3/NV so it doesn't reference morphine, stopping you from beating hookers to death after hiring them in GTA3 etc)

The main reason the R rating was pushed by industry groups was to stop little timmy buying it, not to allow for more graphic content.

As for the studies, well they are actually inconclusive. For every well designed study finding no correlation between violent games and aggressive behaviour there is another that does find a link. Playing a violent game may not make you a killer, but it may exacerbate underlying issues. This isn't unique to games however, it applies to all forms of media consumption. Why do you think they put helpline numbers on every news article about suicide? Because reading the news article may tip a severely depressed person over the edge.

Average beer is average.

I'd be happy if I had more than 2 choices of black beer at First Choice.

I care not for your beer opinion anymore. I like it, everyone else at work likes it so take your booze snobbery else where :P

I care not for your beer opinion anymore. I like it, everyone else at work likes it so take your booze snobbery else where :P

Not snobbery, just my opinion. The larger is (to me) an ordinary, run of the mill

Larger and the pacific ale is just a mild APA. I'm finding my taste in beer and wine getting bigger and bigger, these just don't do it for me any more.

Not snobbery, just my opinion. The larger is (to me) an ordinary, run of the mill

Larger and the pacific ale is just a mild APA. I'm finding my taste in beer and wine getting bigger and bigger, these just don't do it for me any more.

Enough of beer. Time for spirits. :P

Mountains were fun. :) need bigger brakes and coil overs.

This is true, I need suspension and brakes, I swear pinky has neither... They are so stock I think they have disintegrated lol

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