Comments on: You know you’re on the internet too much when…- Part 2

By: Keith Cash

Keith Cash — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:46:54 +0000

Nice blog.

I spend a lot of time working on the internet, not as much playing games and can get tired and fall a sleep in my chair. have done it several times

By: Rin

Rin — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 23:47:00 +0000

Well, here in Canada. We have some freedom. Highschool students have freedom to do whatever they want on the computer as long the teacher doesn't see or mind. They can go to cyber cafes if they want. I'm not sure of the kids that are in younger age. What I do know is that people any age are allowed in cyber cafes. All you need is to pay and your in. I feel sorry for the people living in China though. Freedom of expression should be allowed. It feels like that the governement want their youth to do whatever the governement want them to do... Rin's last blog post..Lucky Star PS2 GAME!!!!!

By: AS

AS — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 03:14:39 +0000

@D_Blade: Yep, China is becoming one of the strongest economic powers right now, probably will be at the top in about 20 years time. I believe you are right on those trying to get some quick cash with this recent frenzy and it will probably continue for quite some time with China’s growth.
@shinji: Enforcement is just a bother to the net bar owners and they rather not bother with kids coming in and out as long as they pay up. The same can be said with the rating system for games back in the US a while back, where a 11 year old kid could buy a M rated game meant for those 18+.
@Choo: I would probably do the same, no need to go out when you have it right at home. Home is always more comfortable than a crowded room full of people looking at computer screens for hours on end, which reminds me, I should stop looking at mine for a small bit lol.
@M12: Sigh, unfortunately games are one of the reasons behind “violence” here in the states, those trying to run for president right now are using “violent games” as a scapegoat for some of the shootings done by teenagers, makes me want to shoot them out of anger, GTA style….lol, j/k.

By: M12

M12 — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 13:06:30 +0000

Yeah Shinji. Here in Australia, school kids are also prohibited from entering arcades during school hours, which is similiar.

Nice post. That was pretty interesting. I wished gamers would have more control. I don’t want the general public to think gaming is bad!

By: Choo

Choo — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 09:25:06 +0000

lol, after i got internet in my house. I seldom go to the local internet cafes and i stick to my computer only since i got no ps2/xbox or wii. I only got ps1 to play FF9. =P Choo's last blog post..Which Naruto Character are you?

By: shinji

shinji — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:46:59 +0000

In my country, students are prohibited from playing online games in internet shops during school hours but the policy is not being implemented consistently. And I only play on my PC and PS2 ^^ shinji's last blog post..Narcissu: Visual Novel Review