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Pokémon GO - Just wear large headphones if you don't want to talk

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Pearl: crystal gem

Pearl: crystal gem

Aug 08, 2016 at 08:25AM EDT

- Game encourage players to go outside and visit various places.
- OMG, why does peoples keep trying to interact with me? Don’t they know I am unable to hold even the most basic of social interactions? That's like sexual harassment my dude.
- Gamers should stay indoors and never be seen again.

That article in a nutshell.

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statue345

statue345

Aug 08, 2016 at 06:38PM EDT

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