retired_krissyski

So, what are you doing wasting time on here??? Get back to FM!!

retired_dtreid

Having a bairns a great excuse to play FM. On those many sleepless nights just offer to stay up with it, cradle it in one arm and play FM with the other. Your lass then cant acuse you of playing "that s**t game" too much. Result.

retired_randman

You take the disc out?! </BLOCKQUOTE>

I have occasional dark moments where I watch DVDs. </BLOCKQUOTE>

*Places hand on Mike7077's shoulder*

You poor thing, I... condole you.

Everyone, this poor, misguided soul should be a lesson to us all to never stray from the path of FM. If you ever do get the urge of sticking in the new Top 10 DVD you just bought, your favourite CD or the "other" game that you've waited 9 months to be released, just hold yourself back and take a few deep breaths and remember - your soul belongs to FM.

retired_krissyski

Would have worked when my son was a baby. I remember watching a Stanley Cup playoff game on a Saturday night that went into overtime; I stayed up until the end of the first OT, then went to bed, knowing 2:00 would come around all too quickly. When he woke up, I brought him downstairs, changed him, and sat down in front of the TV to feed him, figuring I'd find out how the game came out. When I turned it on, the FOURTH 20 minute overtime period had just started, so I got to see the winning goal.

But the most sleepless nights I ever had were when my daughter was teething. I never did see a child suffer through teething more than she did, and I never could have played FM (or anything else) then - I would walk in a circle through our living room, kitchen and dining room and back to the living room, around and around, until the motion of the walking soothed her back to sleep.

Makes my back hurt just thinking about it.

retired_volo

Ahhh, the good old 'tour of the living room'. I know it well my friend.