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the music is too hypnotic actually.
when I think of all the works of genius, the letters, the housecleaning, the job applications i could be writing.

it makes me think of spring and newspapers

That is some unusual game background music. It sounds like something you'd hear in an adult education elearning module. My big current timewasters are still Rock Band and now head-to-head Puzzle Quest, but you never know when something like this could find a void to fill.

brynn...brynn! ....BRYNN!!!!

i just became a legend in my own TEATIME..

but alas. we live in a world of relativity


and relative to the HIGHSCORES hotshots i am still rubbish at it

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spin the blac circle

bangin tune! flashin strobe! cannie do it!

WELL DONE! What did you not do in order to endlessly play that game????

GAH! ah cannie do it either! :D

Death Worm - for your inner Dune fanatic

reminded me of this classic, once you can get to about 50,000 on that you can play forever. :rolleyes:


chain factor: 206,809

http://www.predictablyirrational.com/?page_id=117

Short and kind of educational.

^^ rat man plays that for hours and hours

http://www.channel4.com/history/micr...nner/game.html

"Bow Street Runner" is set in London’s Covent Garden in the 1750s and depicts a time when crime and vice in the city had hit such levels that the locals magistrates began to introduce the first instances of physical policing of law and order. Each episode of the game will lead the player to explore different crime scenes, collecting evidence, solving puzzles, interviewing characters and presenting the case to the magistrate for judgement.
This game is based on the Channel 4 five-part series "City of Vice".
Bow Street Runner is designed to be historically accurate and therefore
the game’s content and its setting may not be suitable for
younger players!

chain factor: 208,120 + 4:07 am = droopy next day minus any real work :mad:

I hat that game.
I suck tiny rubbishy booklet bits at it.

Okay. Here's one more my speed that I happen to excel in because it's for elementary school children - if il ratletto plays falling sands, I'm sure he plays this one on the same site. I'm sorry to say that it keeps me happy for hours, planting opium, dancing for tourists, hosting paramilitary troops and solving the world's ills one elephant at a time:
3rd world farmer

Neat.

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