[Squinky]

Originally Posted by tsa

Do you two know each other?

The answer, as outlined in Question 37 of the Official Lee & Squinky FAQ, is "yes, as well as two people who met over the internet a few months ago possibly can know each other".

And now, back to games and how they're good for you.

To date, he noted, research on video games has focused on their potentially harmful effects, such as promoting social isolation, addiction, and violence.

This is perfect, my mom just loves to throw ^those^ types of studies at me, she also doesn't believe me when I tell her that videogames arn't all mindless tripe and have stories beyond those she played in arcades when she was younger...

[tsa]

Originally Posted by Squinky

The answer, as outlined in Question 37 of the Official Lee & Squinky FAQ, is "yes, as well as two people who met over the internet a few months ago possibly can know each other".

And now, back to games and how they're good for you.

Cool! Pity you didn't provide a URL for the Lee & Squinky FAQ

[samIamsad]

Originally Posted by tsa

Do you two know each other?

I think they're married with children and have plans to move to Rubacava in some distant future. Maybe Lee will end up playing the piano while Squinks will celebrate cynic poetry at night in the Blue Casket? Who knows...

Hm, back to the topic at hand, I recently learned by playing Lazy Jones (the only TRUE meta-gaming experience I know of) that playing video games all day long may become a little obsessive. So much that you start seeing ghosts in your bedroom, eventually. Games can teach you many great things like that.