hi, yes true. I always hit escape or something. thanks. keep it up!
marry christmas to you as well and happy newyear.
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my monopoly did the same thing hehehe
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> hi jim, just want to report a bugg if
Hi Tim,
Actually that is not exactly a bug in my Monopoly game. It is more of an egg.
I was actually trying to stop people from using the alt f4 to close the game as
it is not designed to be closed that way. Unfortunately it does interfere with
the alt tab thing. But I really do not write m
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The pleasant way to get a massage--no staring, just caring.
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> Hi
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> Good suggestions, Charles. I once tried, I think it was called Alexandra
> Talking Chess Computer, found it a bit unusable, didn't l
know.
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To: "ari"
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2007 3:59
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> Hi Ari,
>
> How about a nice remote control vehicle? I have like 10 of them which I
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Good suggestions, Charles. I once tried, I think it was called Alexandra
Talking Chess Computer, found it a bit unusable, didn't like it though.
Ari
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From: "ari" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, December 17, 2007 10:32 PM
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> Hi Thomas,
> That's exactly the problem! There's really not much fun stuff for a blind
> person whe
Hi,
Yeah, I have seen those around as well, bubt only once and a while. Here
in the states you have to go to a place that specialises in toys and
puzzles to get those kind of puzzles. I haven't seen any at major chain
stores like Wal-Mart or K-Mart. Though Toys Are Us may have them. I'd
have to
Last year I went shopping with my family at Walgreens. In their toy section
they had some boxes of 3d puzzles. There were three or four of them in a
box. Each box had a different theme.One box was geometric designs and I
htink another one was animals that come apart like a 3d jigsaw puzzle. They
we
Hi Raul,
Yes, I have a good collection of stuff, but I want those puzzles and brain
teasers that you can play on your own. My problem is that we just have toy
stores who sell these, and my parents don't really know what's cool for a
blind student, or where to find it. Could you tell me like what
On this, I must respectfully disagree. Anyone who knows me will tell you
that for the most part I am a home body, but I can tell you, ther are
plenty of things which interest me out there and they are not computer
related. I have well over 1500 DVD movies in my collection, well over
5000 CDs in
Hi Ari,
How about a nice remote control vehicle? I have like 10 of them which I have
listed below.
So I have a 1 to 6 scale Hummer. It has lights, horn, door lock sound
and engine sound. The hood, doors and rear hatch all open and close.
It has full spring suspension and an on and off road
Hi Thomas,
That's exactly the problem! There's really not much fun stuff for a blind
person when away from the PC. All my friends are complaining that that's all
they get from sighted people for Christmas, iether music, clothing or audio
books, and let's face it, for me at least I can only liste
id that the trouble is finding them. Over here I've found them
> mainly in toy stores or novelty shopps.
>
> HTH
> Ron
>
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toy stores or novelty shopps.
HTH
Ron
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Sent: Monday, December 17, 2007 6:12 PM
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Hi Ari,
Well, while I am out shoppin
Hi Ari,
Well, while I am out shopping I will keep my eyes and ears open to new
possabilities, but unfortunately I haven't seen anything that fits your
description of a good one person game or puzzle that is accessible out
of the box, and is not computer related.
You might be better off buying a
Hmm I have the origional cube and a cone shaped cube which I have never
mannaged to do much with.
At 07:20 a.m. 18/12/2007, you wrote:
>Get a Rubic Snake. It can be made into various shapes and is very
>entertaining when it comes to making new things. It's 80s toys, but they
>are still sold and
Get a Rubic Snake. It can be made into various shapes and is very
entertaining when it comes to making new things. It's 80s toys, but they
are still sold and they are not specialized items.
ari said the following on 12/17/2007 1:09 PM:
> Hi all, OK, here's the rundown, I've looked at RNIB, I've
Hi all, OK, here's the rundown, I've looked at RNIB, I've looked at
Independent Living Aids, and, just to really, really make sure, I've looked
at SANCB, but I really don't like anything, nothing new. What I want is
maybe a puzzle or fun thing that, for someone who doesn't want to sit by the
PC
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