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kay_willow was saying something like this just the other day.
Am I the only person running anything more powerful than an AppleIIE under the age of 50 with a visual acuity greater than 20/200 who has not played the Sims, either version? Or DDR? Not that I'm coordinated enough to play DDR. I'd probably just end up falling flat on my face.
I don't know whether this will makebranwynelf feel any better about the hockey lockout or not. It seems kind of weird to me.
And damnit, I want to see this exposition on the art of computer viruses. Argh.
Now there will be breakfast and coffee and the weekly brainteaser (I always have coffee when I do the brainteaser, everyone knows that!) and finishing of this week's![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
non_plot piece which I finally had a brainwave about yesterday. And the reading of Terry Pratchett. I think I'd like a nice shiny unread Terry Pratchett novel in a box with a little rubber hammer next to it (that squeaked) and a sign that said 'in case of bad day break glass'. Yes. What a fine idea.
kay_willow was saying something like this just the other day. Am I the only person running anything more powerful than an AppleIIE under the age of 50 with a visual acuity greater than 20/200 who has not played the Sims, either version? Or DDR? Not that I'm coordinated enough to play DDR. I'd probably just end up falling flat on my face.
I don't know whether this will make
branwynelf feel any better about the hockey lockout or not. It seems kind of weird to me.And damnit, I want to see this exposition on the art of computer viruses. Argh.
Now there will be breakfast and coffee and the weekly brainteaser (I always have coffee when I do the brainteaser, everyone knows that!) and finishing of this week's
non_plot piece which I finally had a brainwave about yesterday. And the reading of Terry Pratchett. I think I'd like a nice shiny unread Terry Pratchett novel in a box with a little rubber hammer next to it (that squeaked) and a sign that said 'in case of bad day break glass'. Yes. What a fine idea.