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"TV & COMPUTER IS GIVING KIDS CANCER" ...says newspaper.

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dlvja6490 Ray the Flying Squirrel

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I remember, that this type of theme was common 20 years ago, because our parents took it as an excuse to not buy video games or not let us watch TV.

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THEN I'LL DIE HOW I LIVED.   *squints at laptop*  

Frogging101
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While I totally disagree with the article's claim that computers cause cancer, I don't think it's a terrible idea to spend more time with your family. If you don't appreciate what you have until it's

Danj86
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Source: http://www.computerandvideogames.com/385389/mirror-front-page-attacks-games-for-giving-kids-cancer/#   Not really sure if this is even worth it's own topic. It's just far too ridiculous to b

Urban Flow Rouge the Bat

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The only thing I can agree on is the diabetes thing. If you sit your ass on your computer for almost all day, eat, shit & sleep (and overweight?) Your chances of developing diabetes is pretty high, cancer however I don't think so. Spending a little less time on a computer and more outside can definitely help you though.

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Dobkeratops Shadow the Hedgehog

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It's true. 90% of the people I get matched with/against when I play League of Legends give me cancer.

 

See also: Xbox Live userbase.

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