Radio station fires ten after Wii contest death
Radio station fires ten after Wii contest death - Nintendo Wii Fanboy
Looks like more drama for the radio station that did the contest. One of the commenter said:
They aren’t just fireing 10 people. They are shutting down the radio station. Which I think is stupid. Because some woman killed herself in a contest? It’s like the spilling the McDonald’s coffee case. It’s just someone being an idiot. But don’t get me wrong. I happily would have risked my life to get a Wii if I didn’t have one.Posted at 10:12AM on Jan 17th 2007 by Patrick
Not sure if that is true, but I disagree about it being her fault. Not many people think doing something like that can kill you. You enter a contest that they made (its not like buying a drink and spilling it on yourself) thinking its safe and you die because of it? Nooo… not even close to drinking a hot fluid and dropping it in your lap.
In another comments here - 12:36PM on Jan 17th 2007 by Jackson Pritt - basically sums up what I feel.
Over all, a very interesting comment thread.
co.mments - Track your conversations
co.mments - Track your conversations
Well…. looks like somebody has the same idea I have. I’m telling you, those darned comments can be more entertaining and educational (edutainment… LOL) than the actual blog post.
Now you have a way to track them easier… as soo do I MUHAHAHAHAhahaha
WiiNintendo.net
What an AWESOME blog! I found out about this blog after reading a article on Yahoo News (It’s official. Wii use can cause weight loss) on how one of the authors lost wieght playing with the Wii. Its got on Digg too (around 3000+ diggs to date).

…Rocky could hld have used the Wii…
The site has good info on it, its entertaining and best of all (which is the reason why I createdSocial Orb) it has people adding to the education and entertainment value. Education… entertainment… you heard it before: edutainment!
Great blog. I think I will feature it someday.
Also, to get more from useing a Nintedo Wii for excersize, click WiiWorkout.net of which will probably become the workout site haven.
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Daily Kos: College Freshmen on Politics
Daily Kos: College Freshmen on Politics
Lots of people… well 95 people… felt the need to comment on this one. Very interesting points of view going on here. For more, just click the link above.
January 20, 2007 Posted by socialOrb | Blog Post Review, Culture, Education, Politics, Top Comments | | No Comments