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The game seems way more interesting than just memorizing life science terms, or whatever we usually did in science class, but also vaguely traumatizing? For me, not being able to trust everyone enough to fall perfectly straight back was troubling. The whole class called me BUTTFUDGER for weeks.
January 26, 2025 at 6:39 AM
The game seems way more interesting than just memorizing life science terms, or whatever we usually did in science class, but also vaguely traumatizing? For me, not being able to trust everyone enough to fall perfectly straight back was troubling. The whole class called me BUTTFUDGER for weeks.
It's possible that I (1) had an asthma attack and had to sit it out or (2) was pissed off about the excruciating trust falls we did every year and just wandered off.
January 26, 2025 at 6:32 AM
It's possible that I (1) had an asthma attack and had to sit it out or (2) was pissed off about the excruciating trust falls we did every year and just wandered off.
I think about how bizarre the Atwood trips were ALL THE TIME. It seemed like everything could devolve into chaos at any moment, but it never did. For some reason, I don't remember the carnivores/omnivores/herbivores/diseases game at all, but it sounds like a game we would've had for the Apple IIe.
January 26, 2025 at 6:30 AM
I think about how bizarre the Atwood trips were ALL THE TIME. It seemed like everything could devolve into chaos at any moment, but it never did. For some reason, I don't remember the carnivores/omnivores/herbivores/diseases game at all, but it sounds like a game we would've had for the Apple IIe.