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<blockquote data-quote="Eosin the Red" data-source="post: 4900342" data-attributes="member: 168">Hmm,I'd tend to agree just on the basis of most gamers being more sedentary and a propensity to both eat like dung and hold extra weight. If that won't jack your brain and body chemistry then I am not sure what would. It almost seems worthy of a Foxworthy type spiel -- You might be a depressed gamer if you think pizza and coke for three meals is acceptable. You might be a depressed gamer if you think fruits and veggies are what them vegans eat (not the aliens from the planet Vega).You might be a depressed gamer if you played WoW (Slavelords or Fantasy Football) for more than 18 hours strait.You might be a depressed gamer if you think you only need to find a manual of gainful health to improve the chances of surviving a heart attack before the age of fifty.You might be a depressed gamer if Blackleaf died.Being a gamer over 35 and obese does not equal depression but it sure is a good stew in which to ferment depression and about a billion other health issues, which lead to more depression and more gaming...On a side note, I'd bet more gamers smoke than standard population. Subjectively speaking, it certainly seems that way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eosin the Red, post: 4900342, member: 168"] Hmm, I'd tend to agree just on the basis of most gamers being more sedentary and a propensity to both eat like dung and hold extra weight. If that won't jack your brain and body chemistry then I am not sure what would. It almost seems worthy of a Foxworthy type spiel -- You might be a depressed gamer if you think pizza and coke for three meals is acceptable. You might be a depressed gamer if you think fruits and veggies are what them vegans eat (not the aliens from the planet Vega). You might be a depressed gamer if you played WoW (Slavelords or Fantasy Football) for more than 18 hours strait. You might be a depressed gamer if you think you only need to find a manual of gainful health to improve the chances of surviving a heart attack before the age of fifty. You might be a depressed gamer if Blackleaf died. Being a gamer over 35 and obese does not equal depression but it sure is a good stew in which to ferment depression and about a billion other health issues, which lead to more depression and more gaming... On a side note, I'd bet more gamers smoke than standard population. Subjectively speaking, it certainly seems that way. [/QUOTE]

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