Wednesday, August 16. 2006

oh no, not a Z-shaped one

Do you ever find yourself having to deal with the conflict between winning your game of multiplayer Tetris and aborting it to “answer the call of nature?”

Well, now with the advent of the Nintendo DS with built-in WiFi support, you can “drop a long one in the hole” on up to 4 actual human opponents simultaneously.

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Posted by jer@nyquil.org at 09:10



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2006-08-16 11:28
Christian said:

Such a terrible mental image!

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2006-08-17 08:22
Joel said:

This is obviously why buckets where invented.

Freind code… 266781974352

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The author lives in Vancouver, Washington, USA with his girlfriend and a menagerie of cats, rats, fish, birds, guinea pigs and robots.

Among other inanities, he strives to use investigative techniques to work young starlet breasts into every aspect of rational discourse — focusing on the discourse, thus making it not perverted. Also, has recently begun a career as “Internet hairstylist.”

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