4m x 3m Omlet pen, cube, new auto door still boxed and coop light

[jackiepoppies]

Computer games like Tetra or Bookworm?

 

If so, what are your favourites, what do you recommend for when the rain is tipping down and you just want a little mental activity

 

When I was at work people used to email me some which were quite good

(and of course that was pre forum days )

 

Jx

[Valkyrie]

Spider solitaire or mahjong/mahjong titans, until it gets too easy. I racked up a vast fortune on ordinary solitaire, thought I'd go for the £100,000 and somebody in this house wiped it to zero. Just as well, it was a bit of an addiction.

I loved rollercoaster tycoon - made a lot of the little people throw up - but that was on a CD rom. Tetris I used to play a long time ago - but only to compete with OH. I accidentally found I could cheat at minesweeper by opening up lots of files - it slowed the time down and I had unbeatable time records. It was wonderful watching OH trying to top it. I did let on - eventually.

[craftyhunnypie]

Oooo yes Mahjong Quest or Sims2, but on PC or Nintendo DS. I've finished Proffessor Layton Curious Village. That was great. - don't play any online games.

 

Emma.x

[Tessa the Duchess]

I play Bookworm online sometimes. I have a Mac game called Alchemy which I play when I'm really bored. Join Facebook Jackie they have some great games on the site. If you are into Scrabble type games I would be happy to play you

 

Tessa

[Scramble]

I love roller coaster tycoon

I got version 3 for my birthday, it's so you can ride the rides!

[jackiepoppies]

Tessa,

 

I'd love to..........trouble is I'm such a numpty, I can't make head nor tail of facebook

 

Jx

[Space Chick]

My sister loves Sporcle, which is loads of random little quizzes. Lots of some with US references, but if you are UK based there are still loads to choose from.

 

I played it with her for a bit yesterday and it was strangely addictive.

 

Link below:

 

http://www.sporcle.com