Video Games/Gaming/etc.

Eve wrote:

That's nuts. My cousins husband had that happen to him on a plane.

You want to minimize the chance of DVT during flight. Take the supplement Pycnogenol.

http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/dvt-remedy

http://www.naturalhealthresearch.org/nhri/?p=5040

i bought nippon pro baseball for my psp last year and i've played nothing else since. i've won the japan series as the tigers, won the inter league series with the carp and now i'm trying to win something with orix buffalo! :mrgreen:

Tu_triky wrote:

You want to minimize the chance of DVT during flight. Take the supplement Pycnogenol.

http://www.travelandleisure.com/articles/dvt-remedy

http://www.naturalhealthresearch.org/nhri/?p=5040

I think getting off your duff every few hours and standing up does the trick too. :P :hehe:

Anyway, still obsessed with Angry Birds. The graphics are just so cute.

Like the singing Seagull

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or Golden Glider

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or the adorable Goofy Goose


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And Of course for those who want the special cheater bird at a one time fee, the mighty Eagle.

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Eve wrote:I think getting off your duff every few hours and standing up does the trick too. :P :hehe:

Yeah, that's what I was thinking, Evie... Such a simple thing to do. :)

http://www.humblebundle.com/

Pay what you want for some fun 2d games

bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, that's what I was thinking, Evie... Such a simple thing to do. :)

I could not believe my cousin's husband stayed in his seat for 12 hours coming over from Israel. I mean, WTF? :shocked:
I couldnt sit for that long, Id go bonkers. :bonk: :bonk:

Eve wrote:I could not believe my cousin's husband stayed in his seat for 12 hours coming over from Israel. I mean, WTF? :shocked:
I couldnt sit for that long, Id go bonkers. :bonk: :bonk:

Yeah, even people in prison are allowed to get up and move around. :mrgreen:

Eve wrote:

I could not believe my cousin's husband stayed in his seat for 12 hours coming over from Israel. I mean, WTF? :shocked:
I couldnt sit for that long, Id go bonkers. :bonk: :bonk:

Dayem that's like LAX-Tokyo...not even to use the lavatory?

Tu_triky wrote:Dayem that's like LAX-Tokyo...not even to use the lavatory?

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bmwracer wrote:
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At least he felt warm huh?

Tu_triky wrote:At least he felt warm huh?

And a tad humid. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
And a tad humid. :sweat:

Swamp ass

Tu_triky wrote:Swamp ass

Diaper rash.

Sensei in about 70 years:

99 Year Old Video Game Master

By Ben Silverman
According to the Entertainment Software Association, the average gamer is 37 years old. Kids born the day the original Nintendo was released are entering their late 20s, while geeks who whiled away the days with a Pong machine are storming past 40.

But compared to Umeji Narisawa, we're all just a bunch of babies.

Japanprobe caught up with the 99-year-old gamer, who got hooked on the hobby at the tender age of 73 when her grandkids brought home a copy of the action/puzzle classic Bomberman for the NES (technically the Famicon, the Japanese version of the system.) Narisawa was intrigued, gave it a shot, and has been playing it for several hours a day since.
So what does playing Bomberman every day for 26 years get you? Other than the ability to beat it with your eyes closed and the undying respect of anyone who's every picked up a gamepad, it gets you a few nifty health benefits. Narisawa credits her daily Bomberman sessions with helping keep her mind sharp and her fingers strong enough to still thread needles.

While Narisawa needn't fear competition from too many other 99 year-olds, she might want to keep an eye on John Bates. The Wisconsin gamer is the current Guinness World Record holder for the Most Perfect Games of Wii Sports Bowling (2,850), though he's a regular spring chicken at a mere 85.

bmwracer wrote:
Diaper rash.

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^ You set me up perfectly to re-use that pic, didn't you? :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:^ You set me up perfectly to re-use that pic, didn't you? :beaten:

Sorry :bow: Could not resist.

Tu_triky wrote:Sorry :bow: Could not resist.

I applaud your resourcefulness. :applaud:

bmwracer wrote:
I applaud your resourcefulness. :applaud:

It's just like the hammer zeit pic. :)

Tu_triky wrote:It's just like the hammer zeit pic. :)

A classic. :victory: