Competitive Counter-Strike versus staring at naked women? Honestly, I don't blame them for not looking (especially since the girls looked somewhat "well traveled" for the most part).
Remember, this is basically their job. Money, reputation, and professional pride is on the line. So they can either stare at a stripper now (and lose), or keep working and look at all the strippers they want to later.
However, I would actually be interested in a more empirical study of this. See a graph of "performance" versus proximity to stripper (with a third variable of how naked the stripper is).
Plus, I am fairly certain that they glanced while they were waiting to respawn and the like. Unfortunately, the story is a lot more boring if it is "People tend to look at strippers when they are waiting to respawn".

"Strippers or Games ?"
Strippers!

....both? If one sat on my mouse while I was trying to play, it would probably be all over, though.

Made my day x2! HUUUARRGGHHH.
(I had the impression the second link was like, direct to hardcore porn, or somethin': unrelated to this particular event, but with tits.)

No... I called her, actually. =P
This has been a Shalgroth Public Assumption.. Thank you for your patronage.

No you didn't, you came up with the comparison, I *called* her.

What about both combined?

I'd tell the ladies to piss off. Sluttish girls irritate me, ESPECIALLY when I'm gaming.

Who said I was a member of Mensa? No doubt I *could* be, but it's a tad pretentious, don't you think?
You "call" someone by "calling" them. That's the guy rule.

Sounds like a bit of a linguistic issue (always the way with russian mail order brides), you mean to say you've got dibs on her whereas Shalgroth is saying he picked the visual connection

This is why turn-based games may stumble, but they will never die off - take your turn, diddle the women, take your next turn.

That or a cultural thingie.

Kindof like the useage of the word "diddle". NOT a good word to say around my parts. Someone who diddles gets a LLLLLLOOOOOOTTTTT of attention in prison. None of it good.

Insinuations can lead to assumptions.
And yes, it is pretentious, but just so you know; I *could* rule the world, but I'm having a bad hair day.. Or something. ;)
What do you mean the internet is international?!
But yes, Alias picked it. My bad.

Strippers or Games.
I'll go for both, the art of multitasking.