<p>I did a couple of times at my first school. I brought my PS3 with me when I moved into my dorm and a month later I was playing Madden NFL 09 all the time. Long story short, I got really into it and ended up taking my dorm chair the school gave everyone (I hated those chairs) and smashing it. It happened right after some guy came back on me when I was up by 21 points in the 4th quarter.</p>
<p>Has anyone ever lost it in college? Ya know, when you go into a violent rage and lose control.</p>
<p>This is getting too repetitive. You should try branching out.</p>
<p>I started a riot once. Err, thrice. Though one was actually a violent revolution, and one was really just a Mexican Inquisition.</p>
<p>PS3 sucks…and so does Madden…maybe that is why you got so mad…you should really try to stay away from crappy entertainment. As for smashing your chair over a game, you really should see someone about that…it is most likely that your suppressed feelings of inadequacy are generating intense feeling of anger…seriously though…you are like the annoying little kids online who get mad at dumb things…maybe growing up will help?</p>
<p>This all reminds me of that time I was reading CC in my dorm room. I was getting really annoyed by a ■■■■■ in the College Life section, so I looked up his IP, found his address, went to his house, and threw his computer out of a window.</p>
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But he was using a proxy, so you ended up in a Sri Lankan prison for eight years.</p>
<p>Lol Dolorous. How did those riots work out?</p>
<p>I also had a small problem with my roommate because he got irritated with me throwing my controllers so one day he told me “Stop throwing your controller!” and then I told him “Shut up!” </p>
<p>But other than that I’m a peaceful person.</p>
<p>My dad had an interview at Georgia Tech, and in the interview he freaked out and started screaming at the interviewer about why she was questioning him. I think he actually kept asking her if he could go buy (on campus) an ice cream sandwich, during his meltdown, and she kept telling him no, so he just left while freaking out and screaming. Needless to say he didn’t get in. He also went to take the test to get his stamp (he’s a civil engineer) and walked into the test, then heard it was like 8 hours long and he just turned around and left, so he has a degree but not whatever stamp that’s so important that it would allow him to make almost double his salary. Ahh the joys of poverty courtesy of father’s anxiety… Ohh well(:</p>
<p>^ Lol. What was her problem? I would have been mad too if she didn’t direct me to the nearest ice cream sandwich. Georgia Tech is officially weak.</p>
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They were a riot.</p>
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Hmm…</p>