http://foursquare.com/

It's the coolest thing in 2010

Oh wow! That looks like the shit!!

Simon J. in London:
wrote a tip @ Friends House: You can give blood here.

checkin at clockcrew HQ

win 1000 pts

Fucckkkk, the SMS check in's only availible in the US.

Quote from: Spider Dijon;1716551Fucckkkk, the SMS check in's only availible in the US.

get new phone

I don't have to listen to you, Dame Edna!

but seriously this foursquare thing is fun

What's a foursquare?

i will only sign up if this is a site for organizing meetups in ur city to play 4 square

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So who else played actual foursquare when they were in gradeschool?

Quote from: Silly Putty Clock;1716646What's a foursquare?

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There's a square that's divided into 4 smaller square see and what you do is you have one kid stand in each square and then give one of them a large rubber ball. The goal is to bounce the ball in another kids square and then have it bounce again before they catch it. So it's sort of like ping-pong with the bouncing.

At least that's how we played it when I was in 1st grade.

NO CORNERS!!

Quote from: Thor;1716737There's a square that's divided into 4 smaller square see and what you do is you have one kid stand in each square and then give one of them a large rubber ball. The goal is to bounce the ball in another kids square and then have it bounce again before they catch it. So it's sort of like ping-pong with the bouncing.

At least that's how we played it when I was in 1st grade.

Interesting. I didn't have the luxury of games when I was a kid

Quote from: Thor;1716737There's a square that's divided into 4 smaller square see and what you do is you have one kid stand in each square and then give one of them a large rubber ball. The goal is to bounce the ball in another kids square and then have it bounce again before they catch it. So it's sort of like ping-pong with the bouncing.

At least that's how we played it when I was in 1st grade.

Interesting. I didn't have the luxury of games until I was seven or so

You didn't play foursquare as a kid? I thought that was the staple of any elementary school playground.

Quote from: Marlix Wright;1716760You didn't play foursquare as a kid? I thought that was the staple of any elementary school playground.

My school didn't have the luxury of lines on the pavement. Or chalk. Or rubber balls. It was one of those inner-city schools in Toronto, and what's more, Mike Harris was the premier of Ontario at the time (his reign was infamous for budget cuts).

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