LOL @ DaveRage… Anyways that lady has got to be just about the biggest dumbest assholes on the planet. She acts like she wants to be some kind of Wii remote accident awareness spokesperson. What a stupid ho-bag. If she tries to sue somebody for this I swear I will personally find out where she lives and then find a way way to meet her so I can throw up on her stupid nagging face.
It could’ve been worse. Her husband could have dropped something in front of her, bent over to pick it up, and had a wii mote stuck deep in his anal cavity.
It’s kind of annoying how this is not really a Wii-related story at all, but will be played like it is in the news. It’s just a freak accident; could have happened with any object really.
Streex: That’s the worst?! I would say tripping and the woman’s tongue goes into the ass. That would be painful, sick and just plain wrong. And sadly; it would also be funny.
This, my friends, is what we call “natural selection”. Any animal stupid enough to jump in front of something moving quickly, forcefully and dangerously forwards may simply be destined not to pass on its genes.
There have been many, many near misses in our house. It’s hard to keep little kids from getting punched with the Wii Remote while playing Wii Sports. When we first got it a few years back, one kid did hit our TV with the remote while playing Wii Sports baseball, and took a chip out of the remote. I’ve definitely seen kids accidentally wack each other with it, too. Now we almost never play Wii Sports when our son has friends over, because it’s too much to worry about… constantly reminding the kids to step back from the TV, constantly reminding them to put more space between each other. Instead, we stick to games that mostly involve button pressing.
I’ve always maintained that console is like having a gun laying around the house!
It should be obligatory to have your background checked before you can buy one… Also, Nintendo needs to have some kind of lock in the remotes!
Good thing she wasn’t playing boxing at the time, that would have been a total knock out =(
LOL @ DaveRage… Anyways that lady has got to be just about the biggest dumbest assholes on the planet. She acts like she wants to be some kind of Wii remote accident awareness spokesperson. What a stupid ho-bag. If she tries to sue somebody for this I swear I will personally find out where she lives and then find a way way to meet her so I can throw up on her stupid nagging face.
It could’ve been worse. Her husband could have dropped something in front of her, bent over to pick it up, and had a wii mote stuck deep in his anal cavity.
BAAAAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA
She said to be careful playing the Wii. This is only true for games like Wii Sports that move the Wiimote a lot.
And on a side note that why they put that warning before the game starts.
Streex iz funny funny. LOLERZ…
The dog is obviously not a hardcore gamer. Pity.
It’s kind of annoying how this is not really a Wii-related story at all, but will be played like it is in the news. It’s just a freak accident; could have happened with any object really.
Streex: That’s the worst?! I would say tripping and the woman’s tongue goes into the ass. That would be painful, sick and just plain wrong. And sadly; it would also be funny.
Cute dog. My parents have 3 shetland sheepdogs (mini-collies as shown in the ad).
Pay attention when playing the Wii!
3 words…
Wii….. Remote…… Jackets……
This, my friends, is what we call “natural selection”. Any animal stupid enough to jump in front of something moving quickly, forcefully and dangerously forwards may simply be destined not to pass on its genes.
@ salty bob
3 words to describe the lady…
wii remote jackass
Why was that on national news? Shouldnt we be worried about Israel vs. The Middle East?
There have been many, many near misses in our house. It’s hard to keep little kids from getting punched with the Wii Remote while playing Wii Sports. When we first got it a few years back, one kid did hit our TV with the remote while playing Wii Sports baseball, and took a chip out of the remote. I’ve definitely seen kids accidentally wack each other with it, too. Now we almost never play Wii Sports when our son has friends over, because it’s too much to worry about… constantly reminding the kids to step back from the TV, constantly reminding them to put more space between each other. Instead, we stick to games that mostly involve button pressing.
I’ve always maintained that console is like having a gun laying around the house!
It should be obligatory to have your background checked before you can buy one… Also, Nintendo needs to have some kind of lock in the remotes!