/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpcQ7mZBsL0

>An online fight led to an in-person attack for a young man in Oakley, and he ended up with nearly two dozen stab wounds.

>This stabbing all started with a conversation on an Xbox Live headset that allegedly set a 17-year-old off, not with a joystick, but with a real knife and gun.

>“We were just talking over headsets,” Kemp said. But this was no virtual violence. Their Xbox banter turned bitter. Kemp says the anger had nothing to do with a game. It was a continued feud with his friend that inflamed.

>“I’m like, ‘Bro, if want to do this, come over to my house and we’ll do this right now,’” Kemp said.

>That friend left the headset behind, then suddenly entered Kemp’s front door. He reportedly pushed his way past Kemp’s mom, knife and gun in hand.

Say that to my face fucker, not online, and see what happens :3

[Anonymous No.]

Dude what.

[Anonymous No.]

>"He takes the clip right out the gun and shows me the bullet"

clip.

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ meetups

[Anonymous No.]

>>9497384
What's the proper term then, /k/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9497397
Magazine.

[Anonymous No.]

Holy shit that kid is fucking fat.

[Anonymous No.]

http://archive.foolz.us/v/thread/149448789/#149448789

Now everyone go home.

[Anonymous No.]

>Xbox

Well can't say he didn't deserve it.....

[Anonymous No.]

fug with a truneet and u get murked

[Anonymous No.]

>Stabbed 24 times and still fine

U mad thin-cunts?

[Anonymous No.]

I like how they're touting this as all about the xbox, when the exact same thing would have happened if they were talking on the phone. Why do people still care about the media?