Man catches cheating wife with Wii
TOP OF THE LIST of bizarre ways to find out about your partner's indiscretions has to be through your Nintendo Wii console, but that's what seems to have happened to a US Iraq veteran.
Returning home from a tour of duty, Tony confronted his wife about rumours she had been seeing another man - gossip she furiously denied. But playing on his Wii, Tony discovered an in-game character designed to look like his wife's alleged lover - and a closer examination of Wii Calendar, which logs gaming activity on the console, showed that the two had played together many nights whilst he was in Iraq.
Tony has now filed for divorce but the incident begs the question - what kind of illicit lover creates a character in his own likeness on his lover's partner's games console, then leaves it around for hubby to find? A stupid one, we suspect.
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Could it just be that they were playing the Wii so that she wasn't lonely?

I guess the reason the Wii is so popular is down to the fact that it's a sex magnet - anyone who plays together has to have a relationship....

No wonder there are parental controls!

Kind regards,
James.
"A stupid one, we suspect."
Here's another q.: what kind of idiot signs up with the US army nowadays, and what kind of person chooses such an idiot as partner
Wonder which is a better the ps3's ability to help cure cancer or the wii's ability to catch you partner cheating.
Perhaps the fellow had never played with a lady's Wii before? No harm in that!
What kind of liberal/leftist idiot insults the US military yet enjoys the freedom that they have provided them all of their lives. You W. thats who!
is what kind of idiot believes that many of the most prominent kinds of activities that the US military has been involved in for the past few years have anything to do with protecting freedom (whether ours or anyone else's).

U.S. military service at least during most of our history was an honorable occupation, but that ceased to be true in March, 2003 and shows no sign of becoming true again in the foreseeable future.

- bill