Thread: Why are peope so scared?
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11-08-2011 01:09 PM #1
OSK I told all my boys thwe same thing your dad told you....Only I had most of the books form my learning...They changed cams rebuild top ends anything that they broke they would fix. I try to teach the grand kids too but they are for some reason a diiferent breed(if I can use that word) they just want to play vidio games and tex people?????
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11-08-2011 04:02 PM #2
Yeah my dad had gotten rid of most of his stuff due to injury but still had the knowledge to do his own wrenchin just not the ability but it got me started finding reference material and my best friends dad was a racer so made things fun for us since were now using those skills in a side venture turned full time now days lol. these kids today i just wanna take their game boxes n smash em and kick em out the door to go play with real people. The latest stats on kids with relation to multimedia platforms is stunning! toddlers playing with smart phones and internet? WOW is all i could say. keep up the good work fish n teachin the next generation hot rodding!R.I.P. Kustoms LLCSpeed Shop & Fabrication"Race Inspired Products"
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11-08-2011 04:25 PM #3
I just did a google search on video game addiction, some scary information out there! Here's a quote from one of the pages I looked at
The 2007 study by the American Medical Association reviewing video game addiction concluded that “more research and studies are needed to provide conclusive evidence that video game addiction is a disorder.” Increased pressure is being placed upon the American Psychiatric Association (APA) to include “Internet/video game addiction” in the next edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), the standard diagnostic text used by psychiatrists worldwide.
Research by Stanford University School of Medicine in 2008 shows video games do have addictive characteristics, and a Harris Interactive Poll released in April 2007 showed that 8.5% of youth gamers in the United States could be “classified as pathologically or clinically addicted to playing video games.”Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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11-08-2011 04:53 PM #4
yeah Dave it is some staggering stuff. the wife n I were drivin to our dinner the other night and she was reading me studies conducted for ages 2-7 with information that kids that young are being monitored not by parents but the majority is the television, followed by video/computer based games and even smart phones. Korea has the highest number of video game addicts for young kids and even have facilities set up for rehab programs!
*Sigh....these will be the kids that will be responsible for taking over when im gone, and to think my parents generation thought my generation had issues LOLR.I.P. Kustoms LLCSpeed Shop & Fabrication"Race Inspired Products"
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