So funny...

(ymenard) wrote:

> For the first time in my life I had motion sickness
> in a game, a couple of months ago I was playing
> Half-life2

HL2 seems to be particularly bad for some reason; I could
only play for ten minutes or so before starting to feel
very nauseous. By messing about with screen size and
refresh rates I eventually reduced the problem, but it
never went away.

Andrew McP

My god, a bunch of women couldnt explain themselves better or feel so good
telling everyone what a pussy they are

Ya'll need a testosterone injection already...

Mitch


"Andrew MacPherson" > wrote in message
ddress_disguised...
> (ymenard) wrote:
>
>> For the first time in my life I had motion sickness
>> in a game, a couple of months ago I was playing
>> Half-life2
>
> HL2 seems to be particularly bad for some reason; I could
> only play for ten minutes or so before starting to feel
> very nauseous. By messing about with screen size and
> refresh rates I eventually reduced the problem, but it
> never went away.
>
> Andrew McP
>

In article >,
says...
> My god, a bunch of women couldnt explain themselves better or feel so good
> telling everyone what a pussy they are
>
> Ya'll need a testosterone injection already...
>

Are you in possession of a mullet?


MRSisson
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SEARCHING FOR GPL
LOADING
READY.
RUN

> Are you in possession of a mullet?

Hmmm, it's more like men who get sick playing video games must be in
posession of a handbag...

(Steve Simpson) wrote:

> Hmmm, it's more like men who get sick playing
> video games must be in posession of a handbag...

You might be right. I've been premenstrual for about 43
years, so I could do with a handbag to carry all the
paracetamol around in.

Andrew McP