Miss America Trash-Talks Videogames

snow

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grimsprice said:
Pandalisk said:
Im just impressed she can string together words into sentances.
Yeah, thats not exactly a standard beauty pageant participants are held to. She really excels in that!!!

OT: Because "Miss America" is a glorious podium for inciting change in the mindset of America. Good luck with that *****. Oh and hey, did you know that over 9000 guys wanked off to you when you won. LOL.
I disagree... I would not fap to that...

Haha jokes aside... Honestly she was the BEST looking one there?!?! I can't help but cry foul!!

Wait aren't there other things they look for besides.. Looks? I can't help but feel there's something else they look for besides the appearance in a gown and bathing suit... I find this sort of thing dribbling in stupidity though, so I don't know how Miss America pagents work.
 

Lord_Panzer

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[HEADING=2]A stick.[/HEADING]​

But seriously, she's hardly of an opinion many would place faith in. She won a beauty contest. Whoopty-doo!
 

Skarvig

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Is it just me or does anybody else think that it looks like both women have down syndrom.
 

Lord_Ascendant

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Should I take two seconds out of everyones day to explain that no one cares about Miss America except vain women with less personality than a breadbox? No? Alrighty then, don't need to say anything else.


But in all seriousness, playing the streets? Yeah and get hit by a car, good idea. I'm sure you'll win a nice lead cape to go with that glittery tiara.

(Literary reference to Dante's Inferno, cookie to the one who says what Circle of Hell is punished that way without wikipedia.)
 

The DSM

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Most unreliable source on saying games are bad for you ever.

The fact she is in a padget shows shes as thick as 2 short planks stuck together with stupid glue.
(Points to anyone who gets the reference.
 

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I believe the phrase is "Don't knock it 'till you try it".

Besides, you honestly expect me to believe that she has never, not once in her life, played a video game? With flash games online, even the Facebook games, EVERYONE has played a game at some point. Simply a fact of life.
 

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Hubilub said:
She isn't even that hot anyway.
Just pure awesomeness with that comment.

I love how video games are responsible for the evils of the world. Soon we'll find out that all terrorists are video gamers and that is why they ended up like that... sheesh.

I don't know about anyone else, but I just finished my degree and am going to some form of graduate school next year. I am also a world class athlete (and by that I mean that I am actually going to compete in a world championship this year) and I LOVE LOVE LOVE to play 20 to 30 hours of video games a week. Funny. I think that you can be well rounded and play video games too.
 

Captain Pancake

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I can agree that playing outside would be good for kids. Hell, I'll admit that an hour walking outside would be much better for me than an hour of COD. Everything in moderation, and you should be fine.
 

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I thought Miss America is a contest about beauty, hotness and s***, not an intellectual contest...

Also, It reminded of this song...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYikyYL0S00

Lyrics:
http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Miss-America-lyrics-Styx/09C8201B668B69FE4825693A0017B5EB
 

Aesir23

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She's only a year older than I am and I've been playing games since I was 5. Maybe I'm just reading this wrong, but it sounds as if she thinks video games are a new thing.
 

Callate

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...and trying really hard to sound less stupid than her competitors...
...A task which seems to get easier with every passing year...

Okay, look. This is The Escapist. If this topic goes on for another twenty pages, I'd still be surprised if one post in a hundred expresses support for Ms. Cameron's views. On one hand, she has a point. There's a lot of childhood obesity in America, and it would be a good thing if kids, especially young kids, spent a little more time outside playing with one another and a little less time playing video games while their harried parents try to get a few things done.

On the other hand, she states this really, really badly. Which is perhaps understandable given the sound-bite nature of these things, but not excusable. What is needed is more balance in modern life in general. Yes, most of us should be getting more physical activity. We also shouldn't be working schedules that make us miserable, encourage bad eating habits, hinder productivity, prevent us from seeing our families (and often make us strained and exhausted when we do), and don't account for illness. It would also be nice if most of us lived in benign, happy places where kids play safely in the streets under the benevolent eye of some "Aunt Rita", and not in places where we worry about bad drivers, drug dealers, pedophiles, bullies, and the like. It would be nice if everyone could walk to a safe, well-maintained park.

An awful lot of people don't live in idyllic conditions. And I don't see Ms. Cameron advocating for more family-friendly work and leave laws, or more funds allocated to public parks and play spaces, or easier access to child care, or relocating all those less lucky than she to the mysterious sepia-colored wonderland where she apparently grew up.

So if "Take away the TV, take away the video games, set some standards for our children!" is poorly phrased and unfortunate shorthand for what might be ideas that might have some merit, here's my poorly phrased and unfortunate shorthand response: "Bite me, you vacuous bimbo."
 

Arkhangelsk

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What I hate most about these people are that they act like moral zealots. Don't I have a say on how I want to live my own fucking life? Sure, I'm underage, but that doesn't mean I lack a will.
 

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Who the hell watches this garbage anyway?
Who the hell cares about some sewn-up, fake, plastic broads parading around on stage like life size barbie dolls?
Other sewn-up, fake plastic broads who look at that Barbie and think, "OMG! Video games ARE so bad, I wanna be just like her!"
 

Captain Schpack

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Hubilub said:
"Don't play video games! Beat each other to death with sticks!"

She isn't even that hot anyway.
Way to say it, man !

Seriously, it's a blessing that we can play videogames, afford to buy new ones and such. She's just saying that because she wants as many people to like her and support her as she can.

Think about any social election is a popularity contest. For example, you choose what you belief in to try to captivate as many people as you can.
 

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While I agree that children should be sent outside more and get the balance between tv and outside right, for exercise and socialising, who the hell is she to lecture us? Shes some brainless girl who admits she wasnt good enough for anything other than being pretty, and shes lecturing America on how to raise kids? HAH!

Also, another example of how video games is blamed as the root of all evil. How uninspiring
 

LorChan

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Do these people not understand the concept of balance? You can have video games and still not be lazy.
Heck, my neighbourhood is having a Team Fortress 2 Nerf Gun Battle in the summer (as stupid and scary as that is). It would not be possible without video games, and yet - what's this? - we're going outside and running around in the park!