See if you can pinpoint the exact moment his family switches from amusement to realizing that their child is going to spend a lifetime waging a crippling battle against mental illness.
[Via Gizmodo]
See if you can pinpoint the exact moment his family switches from amusement to realizing that their child is going to spend a lifetime waging a crippling battle against mental illness.
[Via Gizmodo]
Reader Comments (161)
Posted: Dec 28th 2009 2:07PM (Unverified) said
Nearly all 360's on shelves are Jaspers, unless it's used or he's unlucky.
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Posted: Dec 28th 2009 2:32PM MystileArmor said
You're all wrong, it's an:
OMGXBOX360WRAAAAAAAAAAAAGHHHHHOMGOMGWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARHGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHXBOXOMGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!
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OMGXBOX360WRAAAAAAAAAAAAGHHHHHOMGOMGWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARHGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHXBOXOMGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!
Posted: Dec 28th 2009 1:41PM The angry pro consumer gaming ga said
Let see how happy he is when it RR's :)
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Posted: Dec 28th 2009 1:54PM impositron said
"I remember what it was like to be happy!"
-Does somebody have something they want to get off their shoulders?
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-Does somebody have something they want to get off their shoulders?
Posted: Dec 28th 2009 2:05PM Maxx the Slasher said
What? Your parents didn't let you unwrap it, you just found it hooked up to the TV when you woke up? That's a mean thing for your parents to do. Kids have to unwrap the game consoles themselves, or at the very least wait to open it until everyone who shares it is around to see it unwrapped. If it's out of the box already when they wake up Christmas morning, it's not as special.
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Posted: Dec 28th 2009 2:11PM samfish said
Nah, it was already hooked up! Me and my brother basically just had to sit down and get started playing with it. I figured I'd probably do the same ting if I ever have kids...especially since these days you have to friggin' set up your consoles. I bet by next generation we'll be installing elements of the OS. Blech.
It had a bow and tag on it, too, for what it's worth.
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It had a bow and tag on it, too, for what it's worth.
Posted: Dec 28th 2009 2:51PM Shagittarius said
"I remember what it was like to be happy!"
When you allowed yourself to play any games that looked fun rather than just lame Nintendo games!
Oh yeah, I'm bringin it for the new year! Have a good one though SF.
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When you allowed yourself to play any games that looked fun rather than just lame Nintendo games!
Oh yeah, I'm bringin it for the new year! Have a good one though SF.
Posted: Dec 28th 2009 5:57PM MED said
I think this video is much better. Pretty exciting birthday for him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQJuyfNyczM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQJuyfNyczM
Posted: Dec 29th 2009 12:57PM (Unverified) said
I hear that. It really isn't the same when you're an adult or someone who works and understands money. Once that and Santa not being real comes to light our amazing joy begins to vanish at an exhilarated sad rate.
I love watching kids open gifts. The genuine excitement is intoxicating. Not saying adults can't be excited by a gift, but it's hard, expensive and rare to achieve.
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I love watching kids open gifts. The genuine excitement is intoxicating. Not saying adults can't be excited by a gift, but it's hard, expensive and rare to achieve.
Posted: Dec 28th 2009 1:41PM RANDOM G Joystiq Troll Slayer said
Yes, you did. I had a similar reaction when I got my N64 back in the day.
It was at 0:47 if anyone missed it.
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It was at 0:47 if anyone missed it.
Posted: Dec 28th 2009 2:45PM Spookimitsu said
I thought it was the box humping and licking. all troubling nevertheless
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Posted: Dec 28th 2009 4:57PM Ballistic H said
However exited I would be, I would have never have done anything hip movement in front of my family. Ever. Seriously.
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Posted: Dec 28th 2009 7:00PM Marco le Polo said
I would have been sorely disappointed if someone had not mentioned that little "move" here on joystiq.
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Posted: Dec 28th 2009 1:35PM mrsnappergmailcom said
And the slow news week continues. I'm tired of seeing this videos. It was funny the first time back when they weren't faked.
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Posted: Dec 29th 2009 11:11AM (Unverified) said
I'm tired of seeing losers complain about the free video game blog posting something they thought was funny. Eat shit.
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Posted: Dec 29th 2009 1:44PM gatotsu911 said
Upgrade that to a maturity-based mute/block button, and you've saved the whole goddamn Internet.
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Posted: Dec 28th 2009 2:02PM Puertoricarious said
eh, the humping was weird but not as weird as i expected. nowhere near as awkward as, say, the remote control thing from that kid who got his WoW account cancelled. it's probably because there was no reaction to it, his parents just kept laughing. it would have been a lot more awkward if he'd put the xbox on the floor and dry humped it for a like a solid minute......hearing his parents go silent, and maybe a "honey....what do we do?" would have been hilarious.
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Posted: Dec 28th 2009 5:01PM aughscreennames said
If theres something more awkward than dry humping a 360 it would probably be wet humping a 360.
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Posted: Dec 28th 2009 1:38PM Cypher FDP said
OH JESUS HE'S INSANE
This is the kind of person you do NOT want to play Modern Warfare 2 with.
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This is the kind of person you do NOT want to play Modern Warfare 2 with.
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