Overexposure

[The Wooster]

Overexposure

Looks like it's contagious.

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[Something Amyss]

So it's confirmed, right? Games cause cancer? Why else would there be an outbreak? >.>

 

[Teoes]

So the boss is checking The Escapist and YouTube at work eh? Disgusting behaviour. Wouldn't catch me doing that.

 

[Gethsemani_v1legacy]

So it's confirmed, right? Games cause cancer? Why else would there be an outbreak? >.>

No, no. You've got it all wrong Games are cancer!

 

[Thunderous Cacophony]

And now we play the 'How many cancer jokes can we get out of Fallout 4 before the game is released' game.

At least the tag writers are having fun.

 

[Erttheking]

Does Eren just not get vacation hours? Oh right.

 

[Renegade-pizza]

And now we play the 'How many cancer jokes can we get out of Fallout 4 before the game is released' game.

At least the tag writers are having fun.

I thought I'd hate having skin cancer, but its growing on me.

The doctor says I have a brain tumor, now its always on my mind.

 

[RJ 17]

The guy should have improvised his story on the spot: "I've got cance---AIDS. CansAIDS. It's cancer that has mutated and bonded with AIDS...also herpes, somehow."

 

[sadistictoastie]

I actually have cancer and am undergoing treatment, so that means i get to stay home and play fallout 4 all day. HAHAHAHA.

 

[The Wooster]

I actually have cancer and am undergoing treatment, so that means i get to stay home and play fallout 4 all day. HAHAHAHA.

You know what they say, mate.

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[hentropy]

So wait, the release of Fallout 4 is NOT a week-long federal holiday? I might have to make some calls...

 

[Aerosteam]

I wonder if bald people like Elliot can do the same thing...

 

[Soulrender95]

it seems that fallout and cancer go hand in hand in both real life and fiction, though not in the game oddly enough there when exposed to the radioactive fallout you just end up as either scrambling for rad away, dead, or a test subject for an insane shop owner.

 

[Samtemdo8_v1legacy]

Fallout should stay a Isometric Turned Based RPG instead of Baby's First STALKER game.

And Wasteland 2 is just not Fallout to me. Its certainly not as memorable.

 

[FPLOON]

Plot Twist: Everyone who says they have cancer end up with cancer after November 11...

Other than that, this comic gave me Cancer... and that's not my star sign, dammit!

 

[Rituro]

Fallout should stay a Isometric Turned Based RPG instead of Baby's First STALKER game.

And Wasteland 2 is just not Fallout to me. Its certainly not as memorable.

Well, no, obviously Wasteland is not Fallout. Wasteland is Wasteland. Fallout is a 1950's pulp-sci-fi Wasteland.

 

[bartholen_v1legacy]

I thought I'd hate having skin cancer, but its growing on me.

The doctor says I have a brain tumor, now its always on my mind.

I recently got prostate cancer. It's been quite hard for the past few days.

Having cancer on my tongue tends to leave a bad taste in my mouth.

Having colon cancer sucks ass.

I'm a terrible person.

OT: So is this turning into its own story arc now?

 

[vallorn]

I kind of like the almost watercolour look of those webpages on the boss's PC. It's definitely a nice aesthetic.

Also, so everyone is coming down with Cancer? Better go block Reddit to stop the cancer from spreading! (Ha haaa... Sorry.)

 

[Souplex]

Fun fact, it's illegal to release a Dragon Quest game in Japan on a workday for this exact reason.

 

[Darth_Payn]

So it doesn't occur to Erin to just play the game to review it, for her job?
Wait, this is Erin we're talking about.

Also, minor pedantry incoming: CANCER doesn't make a person lose all their hair, it's CHEMOTHERAPY. Which is supposed to make someone with cancer better.