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You are playing a game, a racing game. Like Project Gotham racing and you are first the whole race, then comes the last lap and one of the other cars spins you and all of the over cars over take you and you become last.
ARRGH, i wish game designers wouldnt let the cars do that, it's so annoying.
I just spent 7 minuets doing this huge race, i was sure i was going to win because i only needed to come 3rd and i was 1st, till the git behinde me span me and all the other cars over take me.
*takes deep breaths*
Stupid games, ruin you vision anyways.
ARRGH, i wish game designers wouldnt let the cars do that, it's so annoying.
I just spent 7 minuets doing this huge race, i was sure i was going to win because i only needed to come 3rd and i was 1st, till the git behinde me span me and all the other cars over take me.
*takes deep breaths*
Stupid games, ruin you vision anyways.
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Hee hee, i just completed it, yey.
*Trips Memo up*
We...Wel....Well, wasn't that exciting? I think I've recovered enough strength to return to normal now...just about.
*stumbles away*
*stumbles away*
Belldandy wrote:
> That's because they are KIDS, basically if a kid can't do that all
> that well it indicates a potential problem.
Yes, I know.
And to Memo I would suggest....a prince outfit for me, seeing as you're already kitted out. Kind of medieval looking though, so Stryke can join in without a costume if he wants to.
> That's because they are KIDS, basically if a kid can't do that all
> that well it indicates a potential problem.
Yes, I know.
And to Memo I would suggest....a prince outfit for me, seeing as you're already kitted out. Kind of medieval looking though, so Stryke can join in without a costume if he wants to.
Directed at Blank, obviously.
Hmmmm. Maybe. What do you suggest then?
Blank wrote:
> Belldandy wrote:
> If you have to look at your hands to guide what they are doing it
> means you have jack all hand eye coordination....
>
> Not really. Considering one of the tests to see how good a child's
> hand-eye co-ordination is to judge how well they colour within the
> lines of a picture.
That's because they are KIDS, basically if a kid can't do that all that well it indicates a potential problem.
> Belldandy wrote:
> If you have to look at your hands to guide what they are doing it
> means you have jack all hand eye coordination....
>
> Not really. Considering one of the tests to see how good a child's
> hand-eye co-ordination is to judge how well they colour within the
> lines of a picture.
That's because they are KIDS, basically if a kid can't do that all that well it indicates a potential problem.
memo the princess!!! wrote:
> But isn't dressing up in Buffy garb, in essence at least, doing what
> Stryke does?
It's doing the same activity as Stryke, rather than impersonating him. I think both would be pretty dull.
> But isn't dressing up in Buffy garb, in essence at least, doing what
> Stryke does?
It's doing the same activity as Stryke, rather than impersonating him. I think both would be pretty dull.
Belldandy wrote:
> If you have to look at your hands to guide what they are doing it
> means you have jack all hand eye coordination....
Not really. Considering one of the tests to see how good a child's hand-eye co-ordination is to judge how well they colour within the lines of a picture.
> If you have to look at your hands to guide what they are doing it
> means you have jack all hand eye coordination....
Not really. Considering one of the tests to see how good a child's hand-eye co-ordination is to judge how well they colour within the lines of a picture.
Blank wrote:
> Well I was under the impression that hand-eye coordination referred to
> when your eyes were concentrating on what your hands were doing.
No, it is when you use what you see to guide the movement of your hands to do something.
Say you play a FPS, and engage the enemies without looking at the keys/buttons you are pressing to do that, that is hand eye coordination.
Similarly, Apache Helicopter pilots use a combat targeting system where they look at the targetting data through a scope/HUD, whilst using their hands to operate the weapons systems.
If you have to look at your hands to guide what they are doing it means you have jack all hand eye coordination....
> Well I was under the impression that hand-eye coordination referred to
> when your eyes were concentrating on what your hands were doing.
No, it is when you use what you see to guide the movement of your hands to do something.
Say you play a FPS, and engage the enemies without looking at the keys/buttons you are pressing to do that, that is hand eye coordination.
Similarly, Apache Helicopter pilots use a combat targeting system where they look at the targetting data through a scope/HUD, whilst using their hands to operate the weapons systems.
If you have to look at your hands to guide what they are doing it means you have jack all hand eye coordination....
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