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Senior citizens can't put their Wiimotes down
djkraz
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9-14-2007 10:11 AM
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djkraz
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Wii sure enjoy ours. Though I don't get much time to play it.
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9-14-2007
11:23 AM
bignosemousie
I think this is great! Improves mobility and mental acuity. Wiitastic.
We sure enjoy ours
Oh, Derek. Couldn't you have written, "Wii sure enjoy ours."? lol.
9-14-2007
11:43 AM
djkraz
just for you mousie, i changed it
9-14-2007
11:52 AM
bignosemousie
You are too kind to pander to the wiidiculous. A more wiisonable man might hesitate.
I'll stop.
9-15-2007
7:27 AM
Blue-moon
A great story. How cool!
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