My lovely wife..

[gridlore]

.. would be one HELL of a drug dealer. She has this amazing ability to find utterly addictive things on the net and then innocently (ha!) let me see her playing them.

The latest obscenity is a game called Bejeweled. Curse her, I'm snared again.

Comments

[valkyrwench.livejournal.com]

Not only have I been ensnared by Bejeweled for some months now, I recently found a version for my Palm *sigh*.

[bunyip.livejournal.com]

actually the true blame lies with ldymusyc, she was the one who addicted your lovely wife on this.

BA meetings..

[misdev.livejournal.com]

hello, my name is Devon, and i am abejeweled addict..


heheh for a few months too..

but i am absolved, i passed on my addiction to chaos, and my GF and her fiancee, and.. and..

[tavella.livejournal.com]

Definitely very cracklike. It's amazing how it's a different game without the sounds, too, much less fun.

[johno.livejournal.com]

Yeah, probaby one you passed it on to me. I saw it at the starport or maybe a bash and now I'm hooked.

C refuses to even try it. She's already adicted to Sims and Bubbles.

Oh thank god!!!

[isomeme.livejournal.com]

I'm not the only one!

One of my more classic cases of inadequate-sleep thinking came last night, in fact, as I sat playing Bejeweled rather than going to bed, despite being utterly exhausted. "You know," thought I to myself, "you could probably rig up a neat algorithm to find the best moves for you."

Yes, that's right. I'm imagining tools to play games for me. Now that is the next frontier of laziness!

[lysana.livejournal.com]

I refuse to even try playing Bejeweled. I have enough trouble with message boards and LiveJournal overriding my job as it stands. Besides, isn't it just a modified Tetris clone?