Originally posted by MissShellMaybe, just maybe, he will be glad you broke it, so he doesn't have to hear your singstar game anymore 😉.
that singstar is so addictive and especially if you had a few drinks im sure i sound sooo much better then.... ooooohhh my poor kids they are going to grow up so disturbed hahaha i hope to get them into therapy soon
Originally posted by Duke of BrabantHm, that's funny. I remember when my grandpa once said: "I didn't
I didn't even had a playstation to be broken by my mom when I was 11 years old...
even have Commodore when I was a kid, and I was still perfectly happy",
then he went on to show me how one can do interesting things with what
nature provides (and don't you dare think dirty thoughts here). Odd, but
those are some of my best childhood memories. Like when we marked
out a course in the forest, where I, my friends and sibblings would have
competitions, running over and crawling under natural obstacles. I did
the same thing with my sister's kids last summer, but I guess they're not
really all that amused by it. One of them, only a few years old, stopped
in the middle of the course to pick flowers. The others, older kids, just
sat there with their Nintendo's trying to beat new records. Now, who am I
to say they can't let their lives evolve around little hand held computers?
I mean, at least we were outside, getting fresh air.
By the way, I whooped all their arses in Tetris. I'm a natural, is all. 😏
Originally posted by stockenOnce, I caught my little nephew playing with army men on his computer (the game was all about these little toy soldiers) (?!). I got out a big bag of green, brown and yellow army men and told him "go play that in the garden, it's much more fun". The kid wouldn't move!!!
Hm, that's funny. I remember when my grandpa once said: "I didn't
even have Commodore when I was a kid, and I was still perfectly happy",
then he went on to show me how one can do interesting things with what
nature provides (and don't you dare think dirty thoughts here). Odd, but
those are some of my best childhood memories. Like when we marked
ou ...[text shortened]... esh air.
By the way, I whooped all their arses in Tetris. I'm a natural, is all. 😏
Originally posted by Duke of Brabantwot, you big bully, just because you wanted to get on the chess forums again?
Once, I caught my little nephew playing with army men on his computer (the game was all about these little toy soldiers) (?!). I got out a big bag of green, brown and yellow army men and told him "go play that in the garden, it's much more fun". The kid wouldn't move!!!
😞
Originally posted by Bosse de NageI seem to have a nack for getting those L-shaped pieces into place. I almost
Was there a particular shape combination that especially suited you?
instantly know where they goes. The toughest ones are the double L's.
They're always a puzzle for me, especially when you must place them
so that you leave a gap where you must then insert a new piece from the
side. But I guess even L's are tough if you're waiting for another piece to
come falling down.
Did this make any sense to you?