Well technically there are two songs that could be being referred to:
Voodoo Chile or Voodoo Child (Slight Return), both of them on the Electric Ladyland album.
Personally, I'd say it depends very much on the cheats in question.
I've used plenty of cheat codes for plenty of different games, playing Quake or Doom in 'God Mode' can be a good laugh occasionally when all you want to do is blast things as much as possible. I've also used a walk-through to get past one particular puzzle on the original Tomb Raider, but only after getting stuck for nearly a week.
Generally, I'd say it's ok to use cheat codes if you're playing against a computer (or if they affect all players equally), but they become unacceptable if they're used to provide an unfair advantage in multi-player games.
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I have a fairly large collection of geeky hobbies, but I'm well beyond caring what anyone thinks of me, so I don't mind admitting to:
wargaming
role playing
live action role playing
playing obscure german board games
making scale models
programming computers
etc, etc
Other than not having a car, which requires me to actually use my legs occasionally, and being a dad to a five month old baby, which I'd recommend to anyone looking for a good upper-body workout, I don't really do anything that could be described as 'keeping fit', but on the other hand I don't really need to. Admittedly I take more care than most about what I choose to put into my body (plenty of fresh fruit, veg, lean meat and fish; no alcohol), and if I lead a completely sedentary lifestyle I'd probably need to find time to do something active, but at the moment I do enough, and can think of much better ways to spend what free time I have.
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(as is this emoticon, I've just noticed).
assionkiss:
:evil: :evil: 
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