Re: Where is Waldo?
From Alex Webb <fle...@nemesis.com.au>
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· 26 Jan 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Pete Casso wrote: > > I had visitors with small kids and after playing the game at > > http://www.<snip>.com > > for a little while, one of the kids said can we play "Where is Waldo?" > (which is a picture game for kids,) interesting comparison ... Not really a comparison when you think about it. They were bored with your buggy, crash-tastic, timewasting shockwank and wanted to play with something a little more enjoyable. Given how bored most kids are with Waldo I think they were trying to be polite... -- Alex 4.0 // Snafu // Flea // fle...@nemesis.com.au
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