Jane Weidlin’s favourite game
November 14th, 2002
Northern Bytes.org has a highly addictive/frustrating game called Rush Hour on its site. I can’t get past level 8. My ex boss and CCN-North New Media Manager, Peter Smith, can easily pass level 12 every time Unbelievable. Try it for yourself.
What’s the meaning behind the Q Magazine style cryptic title? Answers in comments please.
Tags: Life
You must be talking about Jane Wiedlin not Weidlin!
She’s a musician who did a song or album called Rush Hour. She did punk or rock kind of music am I wrong?
I’m wrong aren’t I…
November 14th, 2002 at 5:02 pm
Your spelling is right, mine is wrong. How annoying. Of course, I can change that and nobody would know but, hey, let’s leave in. I before E except after C and all that. I actually copied the spelling from a GO GOs web site, so maybe she does spell it that way. Either way, you’re right. Well done.
Every now and then I will slip a cryptic headline in. It’s your job to spot them. I will tell you if it’s cryptic by writing (cryptic)at the bottom of the post. Good, eh?
November 14th, 2002 at 5:20 pm
Good thinking.
You could attach an acronym or abbreviation tag to the word which gives a long description of what it means:
“Cryptic news title. Solve and post in comments” or something.
May just be crazy enough to work.
November 14th, 2002 at 5:28 pm
Yes, good fellow, you are right. I will do just that. How much fun can we have on a thursday afternoon?
November 14th, 2002 at 5:31 pm
Endless amounts, no less.
November 14th, 2002 at 5:34 pm