August 20, 2013
Building Blaster
Note: A "bump" from August '09. I found this after checking something earlier and spent an hour playing the game. I also d/l the game to play on my computer, loads of fun!
A fun game from 2DPlay.com.
Drag explosives to desired area, press the + (plus) or - (minus) buttons to set timer, then press "detonate".
Combine explosives for more explosive power!
Here's a screenshot of one of my failures:
As you can see, I left most of it standing, but I got better after I got the knack of where to place the charges and how to stagger the time to make parts fall into others in order to get them to hit the ground.
Play Building Blaster
Also available to put on your website, but you can also download the files to be used on your own computer.
A fun game from 2DPlay.com.
Drag explosives to desired area, press the + (plus) or - (minus) buttons to set timer, then press "detonate".
Combine explosives for more explosive power!
Here's a screenshot of one of my failures:
As you can see, I left most of it standing, but I got better after I got the knack of where to place the charges and how to stagger the time to make parts fall into others in order to get them to hit the ground.
Play Building Blaster
Also available to put on your website, but you can also download the files to be used on your own computer.
Optional: Air Bag
The first consumer car to offer an air bag as an option was the 1974 Oldsmobile Tornado Brougham.
I used to run around with a guy who had a later model Tornado with air bags, the first I had ever seen. There had been some news stories of them accidentally going off or people being hurt more by them in wrecks than from the wreck itself. It was hard to relax while in the front seat, not only from worrying about the air bag, but that he was such a lousy driver that I was afraid I'd need the air bag. I ran into him a few years back while taking some photos by the side of the highway; he stopped to see if I was having car problems and we started shooting the bull. I decided I'd introduce myself and stuck out my hand and his mouth dropped open and told me who he was. (*and I'm sure my mouth dropped open, too) He told me I had aged and that he never would've recognized me. (*and HE had gained at least 250lbs and I never would've recognized him)
His Tornado had one of those long, sloping rear windows and even though he tried to put it in the garage when a hail storm hit, it still was destroyed when he was caught out on the road during a storm that, oddly enough, contained a tornado. (although I never heard the name of the car pronounced the same, but rather Tor-nah-do)
Note: I'm not positive that's a Brougham, but it's the trivia fact that's important, not the graphic. If you want to - in a polite manner - correct me, then please feel free to do so in the comments section. If you want be rude and tell me I'm stupid, then feel free to email me at kissmybutt@gotohell.com
I used to run around with a guy who had a later model Tornado with air bags, the first I had ever seen. There had been some news stories of them accidentally going off or people being hurt more by them in wrecks than from the wreck itself. It was hard to relax while in the front seat, not only from worrying about the air bag, but that he was such a lousy driver that I was afraid I'd need the air bag. I ran into him a few years back while taking some photos by the side of the highway; he stopped to see if I was having car problems and we started shooting the bull. I decided I'd introduce myself and stuck out my hand and his mouth dropped open and told me who he was. (*and I'm sure my mouth dropped open, too) He told me I had aged and that he never would've recognized me. (*and HE had gained at least 250lbs and I never would've recognized him)
His Tornado had one of those long, sloping rear windows and even though he tried to put it in the garage when a hail storm hit, it still was destroyed when he was caught out on the road during a storm that, oddly enough, contained a tornado. (although I never heard the name of the car pronounced the same, but rather Tor-nah-do)
Note: I'm not positive that's a Brougham, but it's the trivia fact that's important, not the graphic. If you want to - in a polite manner - correct me, then please feel free to do so in the comments section. If you want be rude and tell me I'm stupid, then feel free to email me at kissmybutt@gotohell.com
August 19, 2013
Bring In The Cats
(Note: This is the first post in what will be probably too many in a new category: "Time Wasters")
Bring In The Cats isn't a game, nor is it much of a time waster because you'll likely get tired of it by the time the song cycles through the first time. There's also not a lot to it other than cat's heads flying around the screen with a flashing, color changing background and a catchy tune that grows annoying...but will probably stay stuck in your head all day What it is, however is cute. After all, the Internet needs more cats, right?
Bring In The Cats isn't a game, nor is it much of a time waster because you'll likely get tired of it by the time the song cycles through the first time. There's also not a lot to it other than cat's heads flying around the screen with a flashing, color changing background and a catchy tune that grows annoying...but will probably stay stuck in your head all day What it is, however is cute. After all, the Internet needs more cats, right?
August 18, 2013
I'm No Doormat
| You Have Balanced Boundaries |
 You are a kind hearted soul, and you never want to do anyone harm... and that includes yourself. For the things that don't matter, you are very live and let live. But you do have your breaking point. Of all the types, you struggle the most with what to do in any complicated situation. You weigh your options carefully. And while you may make mistakes occasionally, you do a good job sticking up for yourself without going overboard. You are an active and engaged person who is very concerned with doing the correct thing. You try to take the high road. While you may be forceful when it's time to stand up for what's right, you always do so with respect and dignity. |
Nope, not a doormat, but if I was, I'd look like this:
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