Motherfuckin Red, Yellow & Blue Pills.
I know it's been a while since I've chatted it up. But truthfully, all that's been going on is this:
this:
and this:
It's almost too much to take.
I was never really a Dr. Mario junkie in the past. I didn't even have the game. I had played it a couple of times but I actually needed a refresher from baltclown when Kerry brought down her old cartridge from Connecticut. Fastforwarding to more or less the present day, I had a conversation with heftysums who was talking about whether I got his message on my Wii. I told him that I really hadn't booted the system up lately, but I checked out what he had to say. He bought an online version of Dr. Mario, and apparently as one of the perks - you can send a free demo to anyone on your friend's list (I passed it on to you, stackolee). So Dave & I played a good continuous number of games that week. I told him upfront that the real champion of this game was kerry_calling. I tried to keep the thing a surprise, but it didn't come out that way. She's really good at it. And from that point on, whatever TV viewing habits we had, have been cut in half. We are now magnetized by the power of Dr. Mario. We had a cookout last Sunday, the party came upstairs afterwards and....played Dr. Mario. We come home from work...Dr.Mario. Rob & I finished practicing songs for our Boys Club 4th of July party....time for Dr. Mario. And everyone really digs it. It has an addictive quality inherent. I'm confident in time that I'll soon shut my eyes, and see red, yellow, and blue pills falling in my mind. Kerry has taken the fight to random people over the Wii Hi-Fi, faring well against people like Ken, and evilspock. Point of the story is we are now Dr. Mario junkies. And we're working on the cure for the world. One nasty
at a time.
this:
and this:
It's almost too much to take.
I was never really a Dr. Mario junkie in the past. I didn't even have the game. I had played it a couple of times but I actually needed a refresher from baltclown when Kerry brought down her old cartridge from Connecticut. Fastforwarding to more or less the present day, I had a conversation with heftysums who was talking about whether I got his message on my Wii. I told him that I really hadn't booted the system up lately, but I checked out what he had to say. He bought an online version of Dr. Mario, and apparently as one of the perks - you can send a free demo to anyone on your friend's list (I passed it on to you, stackolee). So Dave & I played a good continuous number of games that week. I told him upfront that the real champion of this game was kerry_calling. I tried to keep the thing a surprise, but it didn't come out that way. She's really good at it. And from that point on, whatever TV viewing habits we had, have been cut in half. We are now magnetized by the power of Dr. Mario. We had a cookout last Sunday, the party came upstairs afterwards and....played Dr. Mario. We come home from work...Dr.Mario. Rob & I finished practicing songs for our Boys Club 4th of July party....time for Dr. Mario. And everyone really digs it. It has an addictive quality inherent. I'm confident in time that I'll soon shut my eyes, and see red, yellow, and blue pills falling in my mind. Kerry has taken the fight to random people over the Wii Hi-Fi, faring well against people like Ken, and evilspock. Point of the story is we are now Dr. Mario junkies. And we're working on the cure for the world. One nasty
at a time.