Your favorite on-line minigame...

[Dalek Dave]

Currently Tiger Woods on the Wii. Created my own image and play for hours on end. Had my first hole in one the other day!! Totally addictive, and annoying, and frustrating and rewarding...just like real golf, and of course it is physical, so it gives a bit of a workout too. :)

------------------------------------ I try to appear cooler, by calling him Euler.

[AlexCode]

After a while I can beat it in Hard mode but it's not easy :)

[Lost User]

AlexCode wrote:

I'm on vacations for a week

Woow a week vacation :sigh: I can't remamber the last time I had a vacation :(( Lot of things have to do but no time to do them :(( :((

[Lost User]

AlexCode wrote:

Your favorite on-line minigame...

But you should know that many of these free online games contain trojen hourses :doh:

[AlexCode]

Oh well... At least this one I don't think so. Plain Flash game, no clicking or subscribing... I'm trusting this one :-\

[Lost User]

AlexCode wrote:

I'm trusting this one

You know what they say, beware of what you trust

[Dalek Dave]

To paraphrase Ronald Reagan, "The problem is not people's ignorance, it is the fact that most of what they know is wrong!" He was a philosopher, that man! :)

------------------------------------ I try to appear cooler, by calling him Euler.

[AlexCode]

This year I'm committed to use all my vacation days. I still have 35 days left, counting this year's plus the ones I did not use on passed 2 years. I sure do have a lot of work but I turned 31 and I'm starting to think more about my self, my wife and my kid than just work. I do love my work and "it" sure loves me :wtf: but we must rest, see other things... it helps us to findi new/better ways of doing things at work.

[Lost User]

Dalek Dave wrote:

To paraphrase Ronald Reagan, "The problem is not people's ignorance, it is the fact that most of what they know is wrong!"

Dalek Dave wrote:

He was a philosopher, that man

I agree with you that what you know is wrong because that man was an Amarican president. :-D

[AlexCode]

And thinking better about it... that phase may excuse the overall performance of Bush :laugh: He's not ignorant after all... :laugh:

[Dalek Dave]

He was also a god-awful actor... :) But I liked the quote!

------------------------------------ I try to appear cooler, by calling him Euler.

[Lost User]

AlexCode wrote:

I sure do have a lot of work but I turned 31 and I'm starting to think more about my self, my wife and my kid than just work.

Family first all the time.

AlexCode wrote:

I do love my work and "it" sure loves me but we must rest, see other things... it helps us to findi new/better ways of doing things at work.

that is what we all do dude.

[Dalek Dave]

AlexCode wrote:

He's not ignorant after all

Yes, it's just everything he knows...etc :)

------------------------------------ I try to appear cooler, by calling him Euler.

[Fernando A Gomez F]

Hehe. Trojans thought the same about Odysseus' horse. :-D

Stupidity is an International Association - Enrique Jardiel Poncela

[Fernando A Gomez F]

AlexCode wrote:

Your favorite on-line minigame...

Mucca-Chucka[^] ;P

Stupidity is an International Association - Enrique Jardiel Poncela

[Anuchild]

Yes, he is ignorant... of a great many things.

Empress Amy

[Kevin Stafferton]

In fifty years time, your kids will remember you, good or bad. Your workplace will have forgotten you even existed.

[Lost User]

not if i was the CEO of the company