New!! SPN Gaming challenge comm! The posting period query

NEW! cho is thinking of starting a new challenge based on gaming plots which sounds dead cool. Check out her post and let her know if you are a) up for it and b) what month would suit you best!

Originally posted by chomaisky at The posting period for spn game challenge

Ok I messed up the poll box and don't know how to put it back. That poll button turned grey.
So
in July? August? September? October?
Choose whichever suits your schedule best! Tell me in the comments!

I'm working on a list of games which are easy to be adapted to spn/cw real person aus. So even if you don't have gaming expereince you can still pick out something that draws your attention and write the hell out of it.

Here's a vid I found on YouTube which is a montage of game trailers. Just imagine the boys and their gorgeous ladies in any of these scenarios.

Daft Dad - Part the umpteenth

I had a video skype session with my parents this afternoon and since our last call just a few days ago, Dad's fallen at least three times. Mum was busy telling me about it and while doing so discovered his latest fall-injury, a scraped ankle. Of course he'd told her he was fine - the scraped ankle was while hoovering (again!) after beeing told not to touch the hoover while Mum went out. Of course she came back into the house to find him vacuuming. I suppose it was lucky he didn't fall over until after she got back.

But the best one (and I admit, me and Mum were both giggling over this) was this morning, at 7:30 Mum heard an ominous thud. She got out of bed and looked in their bathroom, but couldn't see anything, so her second thought was oh no, not the stairs again... So she went out of the bedroom and checked the stairs - nothing. Eventually she went back to the bathroom and discovered he'd fallen into the bath. Apparently he'd just lost his balance and staggered backwards into the tub... Of course it took over half an hour to get him out again - Mum had to bring in a couple of chairs for him to hang on to because he's a stocky little bloke and too heavy for her to lift. And of course somehow or other he stood on one of the chairs and fell back in.

We decided they need a portable crane in the house, and Dad needs to wear a harness all day so when he falls down Mum can just wheel in the crane, hook him up and winch him upright again.

Fecking hilarious.