| Display title | Anti-Poopsocking |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | "Poopsocking" is the supposed activity of a gamer so focused on playing he would rather defecate in a sock than risk a bathroom break from the action. Another version describes the stereotypical gamer as drinking a lot of soda, and using said cans in a related way. Others call it catassing, where the player becomes so engrossed in playing they forget basic chores, such as cleaning the cat's litter box, for so long that the stench wafts through their entire house. |