What is wrong with you people, this is the third question I'm reading today about parents deleting their kids’ accounts.Go and ask him how much money he had spent to buy games on that account. Go. The sum is probably big. I have friends who have spent more than 500 euros on games linked to their Steam accounts. Deleting his account is not the same as just taking away his console, it’s like you got his console and all of his games and threw them in the sea from the edge of a very high cliff.But that is not the worst thing. The worst thing is that you violated his trust. If I were him, I probably wouldn’t talk to you for years.You say you did it to help him. If you still want to help him, go RIGHT NOW and try to recover his account. After that, fall on your knees and ask for his forgiveness. If you were successful in getting his account back I would say you have a 70% chance of being forgiven, if not then 0.1%. Say that you will not interfere in that way again and you are very truly sorry.If your son is truly a “gaming addict”, (I am a bit reluctant to believe that, given that all I have to go on is you calling him that, and that is not proof enough. People often tend to exaggerate) then talk to him. Is gaming making him fall behind on his studies? Is it interfering with his social life? Talk to him, understand why he likes gaming, and make sure that he knows how to prioritize his life so that gaming does not stop him from doing the things that are truly important. Don’t just go deleting his Steam account like some kind of maniac…Edit: Ok, so the “fall on your knees” part was an exaggeration and it was wrong of me to say it like that. Still, what this parent did is awful they should certainly apologize. Also, there are many people that say it is a parent’s responsibility to manage their kid’s “addiction”. Even if you kid is addicted, deleting their Steam account is not the right thing to do. Almost all platforms have some sort of Parental Controls, so parents can set a timer for how much time their child is allowed to play and what content they are allowed to access. If you suspect you kid is truly an addict, get help.
I have missed The young and the restless,what has been going on,did Vickie have her baby yet?
You can always go to soaps.com for for information on past episodes. You can catch the days episode on the soapnet channel at 7pm on weekdays (this is on direct tv if you have that). And they also have the full weeks worth of episodes on the same channel on Saturdays. I believe that they also start at 7pm. In real life Victoria had her baby on November 2nd. She had a boy and named him after his father, Thaddeus (sp?). On the show her baby was born via c-section on Friday. Both her and the baby are in critical condition. The baby has a 50% chance of having mild to severe birth defects. I think that it is really stupid that someone would give you like a whole month's worth of episodes for an answer. No one wants to spend that much time reading an answer.
How was William the Conqueror related to Britain and the Vikings?
Normans were of viking descent. Like William and like Harold Godwinson, Harold Hardrada (also a viking king) also had a claim to the throne. His claim was based upon an alleged agreement between the last viking king of England, Harthacanute, and his nephew, Magnus I of Norway. He was the illegitimate son of Robert II, Duke of Normandy, but legal heir to Robert II's title, per Robert II's will. From the omnipotent Wikipedia: "William believed that once the childless Edward the Confessor was dead, he would be the rightful king of England. Particularly, William argued his blood relatedness, linking himself to Emma (Ethelred's wife). It is probable that Edward, who was Robert II's cousin, had promised him the throne. William claimed that this had occurred, visiting London in 1052. Also, it is known that in 1064, the powerful earl of Wessex Harold Godwinson, who was an English paladin for the Saxon culture against the Normans, had pledged his allegiance to William."
A statement for whoever thinks that their life is a dead end.?
Everyone has moments in life that are devastating. Something that you would consider trivial can be devastating for someone else. I'm 29, and I've been through what ppl have told me should be developped into a movie. The rundown.....at 15 was molested by a family member. At 22, was raped by a complete stranger, but laid charges and put him in jail. Moved to another city to escape the pain, but numbed myself with every narcotic possible to try to forget what had happened. My boyfriend of 3 years was brutally murdered (stabbed 18 times) by an aquaintance of ours. Was diagnosed with severe post traumatic stress syndrome, major depression and agoraphobia (fear of outdoors). Moved back to my hometown. Father punched me in the face. Despite all of these things that I've been put through.....I still have a life to live. I work full time in the emergency dept now, own a house, a car, i'm a landlady! I believe that life is what you make it! It's only made me stronger!
Does anyone have the new paper mario for the Wii yet? If so I am stuck on a rock on level 9 .?
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