Weekly wednesday update from Miss Bimbo HQ - contest results

Yay! I wanna know who won

Thanks for the update.Such interesting news
So tomorrow we'll know the winners.Can't wait

this is the closest i could get to a pro bimbo article http://cerise.theirisnetwork.org/archives/494

10x for the update...I can't wait for tomorrow

Thanks cant wait for the winners!

These are the best I can find right now.  I am going to search some more and find some more.  Thanks for the update

http://technology.iafrica.com/features/627714.htm
http://news.scotsman.com/opinion/Dani-G … 3928562.jp

thanks for the update, Chris. good luck with those positive reviews...

More or less a review than an article though ; http://looks-cool.co.uk/games/Miss-Bimbo.html

These two seems positive and highlights the criticisms made and understands that MissBimbo is just a game; http://lsvp.wordpress.com/2008/04/01/go … bad-girls/

http://myspiritualpath.wordpress.com/20 … iss-bimbo/


Can't wait for the results!

Here's one that I found:
http://www.newsvine.com/_news/2008/03/3 … miss-bimbo

These updates are great!!
I'm so excited for the other foreign-language Bimbo sites and the contest results and the future contests.
Thanks for giving us such cool updates every week, Chris (Sweetasanut)!!

Jienna wrote:

Well, negative press is what brought me here, and it's the best publicity ever. And as I was reading the negative press, I wasn't even thinking, how horrible, I thought, "how fun!" They finally made a virtual paper doll game. If people have a problem with this game, it has to do with the mindset the possess and is not a problem with the game itself.

I found this article to be pretty unbiased and reasonable: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23851531/page/2/

People jump on the bandwagon when it comes to media trend so one bad press probably lead to a trickle of more bad press with journalists doing little first-hand research. But the constantly growing Bimbo community is a testimony that more people are enjoying this game than are being thwarted by the media outcry. The MSNBC article that I sited concludes sensibly:

"In the end, we need not fear for Miss Bimbo destroying the future for our daughters. We only need recall the wise words of British comedian Marcus Brigstocke, who chimed in on the alleged dangers of computer games ages ago. “Computer games don’t affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as kids, we’d all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills and listening to repetitive music.�  "

I remember hearing that quote about Pacman!! Great quote, indeed.
I mean, games can affect people a bit, but it's really nature and nurture (not vs. - both play a part). Both how a person's brain is wired and how the person is raised (mostly parenting and teaching from parents and family and teachers and close friends is what influences people the most) is what mainly plays into how a person turns out. Computer games play a very small part in the grand scheme of that.

I found one article for the competition. http://www.menshealth.co.uk/chatroom/topic/317992.
I just hope I am not late.