It is way better to be me than to be someone who has to deal with me.
Question: How many people will demonstrate that they “get” the joke by explaining it to me every time I wear this.
Credit goes to Phil for shirt ownership.
Credit goes to me for shirt stealership, shirt claimership, and shirt classless enough to actually wear it-ship.
I'm 30 years old and I live in Arizona with my husband and our two big dogs. I've been married for just over a year, and we have a 7 month old daughter named Penelope. You can do the math. It's okay. We don't mind.
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By Awlbiste on Oct 26, 2009
This post led me on a google-chase to remember this: http://tecnicalia.com/imagenes/w7.xataka.com/images/2008/04/powerpad.jpg
and this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Track_%26_Field_%28arcade_game%29 but the NES version. I love that game so much.
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TJ Reply:
October 26th, 2009 at 5:39 pm
I got him both of those last Valentine’s day.
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By Khronos on Oct 26, 2009
The people in the dorm above us had that game when I was in college, and liked to play it very late into the night…*sigh*
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By Phil on Oct 27, 2009
Oh, I get it!
Like because you had to-
*smack*
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By Capn John on Oct 27, 2009
I grew up playing NES in Australia and when the carts didn’t work we knew we had to blow in them. When I moved to the U.S. I discovered the Kids in America knew they had to blow in the NES carts to get them to work, too.
How did we all know that?
No, it wasn’t something we saw on TV and it wasn’t on Gamefaqs or the internet (which existed purely in BBS and MOO form).
Somehow kids the world over just knew that you blew on an NES cart’s contacts to get it working again.
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By Jeremy on Oct 27, 2009
Brilliant.
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