If I don't turn away now, I could be doing this all day! This game asks you so assemble parts of words. You can select the difficulty level. Your score will be measured in words completed, number of errors, and time spent; then you can see how your scores compare with others who have played the game. http://www.boomj.com/?page=games/default&brainGame=87 -via b3ta
If I don't turn away now, I could be doing this all day! This game asks you so assemble parts of words. You can select the difficulty level. Your score will be measured in words completed, number of errors, and time spent; then you can see how your scores compare with others who have played the game. http://www.boomj.com/?page=games/default&brainGame=87 -via b3ta
Comments (8)
Animals was mildly okay. Football? I know nothing about football.
The words in Mythology were kinda weak. I gave up when the category became something about The World of Psychoanalysis.
(I made the excuse that it kind of IS studying when I got to the Elements part)
I can see how it would be addicting, but I hate searching all over the screen for the "rrot" just so I can make "carrot". If you know the words, fine... it's just frustrating to waste time searching for the bits because they're all scrambled up.
First post!
E.T.
Raiders of the Lost Ark (my pick for greatest movie of all time)
Schindler's List
Saving Private Ryan
Close Encounters
Duel
Minority Report
Jaws
And so on.
1941
ET
IJ: Temple of Doom
IJ: Last Crusade
Always
Hook
AI
Minority Report
Terminal
War of the Worlds
I could go on, but just try to defend THOSE.
Don
Some of what Don said were "clunkers" could easily be disputed--ET is dated but the original (NOT the "remastered" junk!) had a lot of charm and a very powerful message. Last Crusade was cinematographically sumptuous and the storyline had a lot of excellent moments, though admittedly the whole "Holy Grail Obstacle Course" was cheesy enough to cause diarrhea in the lactose intolerant... For that matter, all of the movies he listed could easily be debated on for hours by those familiar with them.
I will wholeheartedly agree with him on War of the Worlds, though, summing it up in two little words: Tom. Cruise.
*shudders morbidly*
However, it's becoming increasingly apparent that fame is pushing him to pull a George Lucas--thereby requiring him to register his inflamed ego as a potentially lethal incendiary device, and to keep it stowed in the cargo area of his personal jet during any flights. Expect him to start pushing plodding CGI-infested plot-deficient "prequels" onto his fan base and retconning his older films any minute now...
--TwoDragons