Most addictive Internet game ever and its educational lol!

[Sportsdude]

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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.

[Lise]

So this is what you do with your free time apart from visiting this forum?

  Uhm... played it, just don't get it...............  

[Sportsdude]

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.

[Russ]

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

[Sportsdude]

because it involves angles and such but yeah the guy does fall too easily.

[Sportsdude]

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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[Russ]

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.

[Sportsdude]

lol same here I don't know how they can keep the lines smooth. Because when they are bumpy the guy flips.

[purelife]

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!    

[Lise]

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.

[P.C.]

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?)