For instance, here’s an example of a bleeding finger injury from the controller:
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Kevin. This is like some news program’s sensational lead in. The post actually indicates that a ceiling fan was involved in the injury. So it was really fairly irrelevant what the hand was holding when the unwary stuck their hand into the blades (which local building codes require be 7′4″ from the floor, a standard almost always violated by the home owner).
Nah, he’s been taking lessons from the trolls.. I mean “editors” over at Slashdot.
Seriously, though, enyone who has even looked at the Wii should be able to figure out that “wildly swinging hands” is part and parcel of Wii gameplay!
Actually, people who take wide swings are complete idiots. All it takes is a simple flick of the wrist, not a full swing across the room.
Did you win or lose?
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