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[i_am_vidoq]

So I got up at 5:30 this morning, took a shower, and drove to Target. Arrived at Target around 6:05. I was #40 in line. For the Wii. At 7:00 they passed out tickets. 8:00 opened doors. 8:30, I'm driving home with a Wii. Sage and I have played tennis and golf. Very fun. Zelda arrives tomorrow

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[weaklingrecords]

I definitely recommend getting it on tap. It's their summer brew, so you're getting a little bit beyond its regular season. I've found that it tastes best in June or July, served fresh from the brewery with a delicious slice of orange adorning the glass.

Don't give up on it just yet. But I think to really get the full experience, you should wait until next summer to get some, and then you should get it on tap. From Kalamazoo.

It's official.

[bassmike]

You're officially a bigger video game geek than me now.

I never waited in line to be the first to own any game system.

You. Rule.

[i_am_vidoq]

First off they were talking about the Wii and bowling on NPR this morning, not the PS3...so it's they system I got that we're talking about here. I haven't owned a game system from the time I had an NES up until this year so your question is not one that I've given a lot of thought.

I didn't buy the Wii so I don't ever have to go bowling again. I bought it because there are a bunch of games I will want to play on it and it's really fun to play with these new motion sensing controllers and a bunch of friends. I don't go bowling in real life very often (I don't think I've been this year). I'd like to play real tennis more. Wii Sports tennis is a heck of a lot of fun and until it warms up again outside Sage and I will probably play it often. It's fun and interactive. It's a good party game.

Everyone please feel free to chime in here.