In other news, Noah is downstairs for the second day; we were playing D&D Heroes, but now I've got him on a PS racing game, which spares me thumb strain; the kid could play all day. Of course, because Noah decided to not follow instructions, I'm going to have to explain to Tim why someone saved over his D&D Heroes game. Fortunately, I have a backup of his character, and a save from where he was yesterday. So he only lost an hour or two of playing (unless he played longer than I thought last night).
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How Random Babbling Becomes Corporate Policy
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In other news, Noah is downstairs for the second day; we were playing D&D Heroes, but now I've got him on a PS racing game, which spares me thumb strain; the kid could play all day. Of course, because Noah decided to not follow instructions, I'm going to have to explain to Tim why someone saved over his D&D Heroes game. Fortunately, I have a backup of his character, and a save from where he was yesterday. So he only lost an hour or two of playing (unless he played longer than I thought last night).
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