A bit of fun for everyone.
As roses bushes across the land are being butchered and their hacked body parts sold at extortionate prices to guilt ridden males in the name of love, I was pleasantly surprised this morning to find a refreshing email waiting for me in my inbox.
The email was from a friend called Egle Simkunaite (credit where credit is due) and after reading the brief text I clicked the link and was whisked away to another page. I was now playing a simple but clever game designed to "test Air Force Fighter Pilots". I don't know how much truth there is in that quote but what is true it that it's a lot of fun and it most definitely does test your hand to eye coordination. Egle also mentioned that her best time so far was 5.11 seconds.
Without realising it I have been hard at work improving my hand to eye coordination since I was a wee acne ridden scallywag. In fact so have you, be it by playing basketball, throwing marbles, sewing, playing Operation the board game, skewering some diced pork (soulvaki to you and me), throwing darts at your bedroom wall, dissecting a heart in science class or the most obvious playing videogames.
After playing once or twice I managed to survive for around 30 seconds. I got thinking that it would be interesting if I could somehow collate and compare times between friends and see if there is some sort of correlation between things like sex, gamers, non-gamers, sports oriented people, etc. If anyone has a suggestions as to other classifications then feel free to post them here, optimistic thinking I know but hey ... what the hell right it's Valentine's and anything could happen right?
I have provided the link below and if you fancy taking part and posting your times, sex, etc then great. If your too lazy to post them then just have a go anyway the next time your having a stretch at work or whatnot. It's best to use an external mouse as opposed to a touch pad mouse by the way. Who knows you might actually be "Fighter Pilot" material and then have to move to a country with a real Air Force.
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