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Steve Wiebe is the King of Kong Again

Anyone who watched 'The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters' knows the epic struggle for global Kong dominance waged by Steve Wiebe and Billy Mitchell. Wiebe took back the crown by scoring 1,064,500-points which was officially verified. And if you haven't seen the movie, go watch it. You won't be sorry.

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  1. Re:So depressing by natehoy · · Score: 1, Troll

    Sorry, he took back the crown. For now. I'm assuming Mitchell isn't dead, or that at least Donkey Kong still exists and there are a few players left out there.

    Someone will eventually come by and score 1,064,501 points or more. If this was important enough to Weibe to make the sacrifices he did to reclaim the crown in the first place, it'll almost certainly be just as important to him to win back the crown the next time his score gets beaten.

    Hopefully he'll chalk this one up as a victory and move on to other things. Alternatively, maybe his kids will get lucky and Dad will sustain a very, very slight and preferably painless injury, just enough to cost him any possible chance of beating his own score without affecting his dexterity in any other meaningful way. Then if he's lucky enough to still have his children interested in him, he'll develop more of an interest in them.

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  2. Re:So depressing by Monkeedude1212 · · Score: 0, Troll

    I'm not a parent, nor do I plan to be in the immediate future, but my philosophy is this:

    You show them how to do it once, you help them do it twice, then you watch it thrice, and you're done.

  3. Re:On Hulu.com by Zorque · · Score: 0, Troll

    That kind of sounds like your problem.

  4. Re:Worth watching by Joe+Tie. · · Score: 0, Troll

    You've never had an off day where you blow up at someone, but then come back to your senses and apologise for it?

    Nope, and never really understood people who do. As much as I have a lot of bad to say about my childhood, it had one positive. I learned very early to not say anything unless I meant it, and I was prepared to face the consequences. It gets a bit tedious hearing adults making excuses for themselves for behavior that I got past as a little kid.

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