Many Japanese watched this video and tears spilled their eyes.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/k4Cf4cnr3L8b1GM9ea
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When parents give a kid a present (Nintendo Wii)
by possible-san 5 Replies latest social entertainment
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Broken Promises
Do you know of a better quality video? The video is distorted and e-x-t-r-e-m-e-l-y slow to download.
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nancy drew
That was scary.
Even though its been a long time I don't remember behaving like that over anything.
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PublishingCult
That was scary. Even though its been a long time I don't remember behaving like that over anything.
Exactly.
That is some serious programming going on. It's like the effin Exorcist of Emily Rose @ 6:40 minutes (and I don't believe in demons).
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DanaBug
Aww, come on y'all! Wiis are awesome! I want one too, lol! I think we find it strange because we never had the opportunity to act like that. I can't remember ever getting a toy I begged for, I can't even remembering begging for a toy. No wait . . . I got the fancy competition style jump rope I asked for in the second grade. But other than that . . .nope. I really, really, really wanted an easybake oven, asked for it once, was told no, and never asked again. My sister got it for me after we were df'd for my 19th birthday, lol! But I might have acted like those kids if I had got when I was eight years old. Of course, I would have probably been told to calm down and then got a talking to about materialism.
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possible-san
I wonder that is probably not "overact."
They express joy by their whole body."Ex-JWs" do not have such memory mostly.We celebrated neither "Christmas" nor a "birthday."
In the JW's families, there is a family which does not permit a game.We should understand the feelings of the kids.
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