Cirque De Soleil Sex

Crazy Days And Nights.  Ridiculous, over the top oral PDA(In front of kids?  C'mon, now..), with surprise punchline!  Thank, Enty!  Excerpts:

I have been to several Cirque De Soleil shows in my life.  ..but I have yet to find one that made me really want to have sex right then and there. This is not the case for one San Diego couple who were caught having oral sex during a show. Apparently someone saw the couple doing this and the person was not amused. She was even less amused when she (saw) the recipient of the oral sex giving a high five to the two boys in front of him who had turned around and watched. So, the witness then turned on her cell phone. The brightness attracted the usher and the couple stopped what they were doing. The man was upset at being stopped and shoved the witness at the end of the show who called the police. The couple are both immigration officers.



Beautiful.  Turn-Ons?  Public sex in front of children, Circuses, bureaucracy, witness intimidation.  Turn offs?  Immigrants, decorum, decency, ushers, and witnesses who "won't let it go.."

People are losing their minds.

High Five!

Technology's Effect On Society Is Healthy AND Awesome!

Gamer lies dead in internet cafe for 9 HOURS before anyone notices  30 people sat around Chen Rong-yu did not realise anything was wrong..  Tragic and infuriating.  The Daily Mail.  Excerpts:

A young gamer lay dead in an internet cafe in Taiwan for nine hours before anyone noticed.


Chen Rong-yu, 23, is thought to have suffered a heart attack after playing League of Legends for 23 hours.

He was apparently still sat on the chair with his hands stretched out in front of the keyboard as if he was still playing in the cafe in New Taipei City.
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Initial tests revealed he died after suffering a heart attack brought on by low temperatures, fatigue and lack of movement.



His family told the authorities he had been treated for a heart condition in September.

What's worse:  Continuing sedentary behaviors with heart problems, or dying, and no one noticing?  Is this the manifest behaviors of the technological "new normal?"  "League of Legends" must be quite a little game..