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You've got a guy on a sled. Draw a track and see if the guy can go down it without crashing. very addictive.
So this is what you do with your free time apart from visiting this forum? (//vny!://discoverseattle.net/forums/richedit/smileys/Teasing/12.gif)
Uhm... played it, just don't get it...............
Its to see how far and how creative you can get by not trying to crash the guy. There's a bunch of crazy videos of peoples tracks on youtube.
I dont know how this educational. I just spent like 30 minutes playing this damn thing, and he falls too easily. Hell I used to do better when I went off the balcony porch onto the yard below.
You are on your own with this one bud.
Russ
because it involves angles and such but yeah the guy does fall too easily.
Here's the video I saw on tv, the person who did this has way way way too much time on his or her hands.
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Thats... Incredible. Yes too much time on their hands, but absolutely incredible. My hats off to them.
I wouldnt have the patience. I would get mad, go for a smoke, come back try again, screw up and crack a beer. Game over.
lol same here I don't know how they can keep the lines smooth. Because when they are bumpy the guy flips.
Hmm, if I get addicted to it, I'm not going to get any work done. It's safe that I don't open that link and just read your experiences. hee hee..
I did discover this MSN game called Bespelled. [A href="vny!://zone.msn.com/en/bespelled/default.htm"]vny!://zone.msn.com/en/bespelled/default.htm[/A]
PURE FUN!
Holy crap, SD. Whoever did that has no life!! Man, to think you can spend all that time doing that..... why I wouldn't have time to come in and log onto DiscoverSeattle.
Hmmm....I coasted with the grace of an antelope from the top to the bottom.....zig-zagged, with a small jump at the end of each slope. You have to make sure you draw your lines from the left to the right for a continual flow.
Easy Peasey (am I missing something?)