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    Salen: And here I was thinking the guy was going to say something about not playing Wii Sports or other assorted games, because I'd figure that would be even... more »
    ShaggE: Cracking Eggs Of Wisdom: "have your blood pressure, heart rate and cortisol levels go sky high because you lose!" I know athletes are naturally competitive by nature, but if ... more »
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    dunetiger - he's up on the effin' roof!: Man, those sports guys've got it tough. No sex before sports, no games before sports... the hell is this guy supposed to do?! "And soon, no drinking... more »
    OW-Holmes:Bringer of Fear: All I got from this is that I shouldn't play sports after I play video games which luckily isn't that big of a problem. (Eats another roll of cookie ... more »
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    Doctor Advises No Games Before Sport

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  • #clips

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  • #yadontsay

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  • #ohay

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  • #science

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  • #research

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  • #nintendo

    Study Finds Wii Fit Produces "Underwhelming Results"

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  • #clips

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  • #gotthetime

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  • #ps3

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  • #addiction

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  • #surveysays

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  • #clips

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  • #study

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