Yes it is. And how are Madonna and Bon Jovi in the Rock and Roll HOF and he is not? At least as a producer. Same with Brian Eno.I wonder if the little girl in the video is Liv Tyler.
Yes it is. And how are Madonna and Bon Jovi in the Rock and Roll HOF and he is not? At least as a producer. Same with Brian Eno.I wonder if the little girl in the video is Liv Tyler.
Any of you with teenagerish-aged children getting to deal with Fortnite. It is such an addiction with kids and all of the boys play it way too much.
I am most likely going to have to go back out to Virginia in a while in order to get the old house ready to sell. There are still pictures and a couple of mirrors to move and mom has a ton of clothes still in closets. My sisters should be able to help with that. I just didn't have time to do everything. Plus I had the new house packed with boxes that need to be gone through before bringing more stuff over.
My son's schoolwork had been suffering so we kicked him off for 3 days. Evidently some big event (maybe a meteor strike) may have happened in Fortnite world a couple of days ago and he had to miss it. We've also set limits on the playtime.Yep both my 15 yo daughter and 11 yo son are very much addicted to it, but we set limits on play time.
Going to get the hate today...bring it on!
@BoxsterCy is an old hand at this, IIRC..........
Any of you with teenagerish-aged children getting to deal with Fortnite. It is such an addiction with kids and all of the boys play it way too much.
I don't mind my son playing some Fortnite. He does actually communicate with friends via headset and they work together as a team. The price is really low. The game itself was practically free. He did get an add-on thing that cost something like $10. However, once he starts playing, it's tough to get him to stop. My daughter has let us know that our son is by no means the worst of the bunch when it comes to how much he plays it. One friend recently had his two boys take a full week sabbatical from the game.We have avoided it so far. The oldest asked for it this week, hubby was out of town so I deferred until he gets home. My thought is we don't need it.
So I stopped into US Cellular today because I need a new phone. Got text/email that it is Customer Appreciation Days, prices were supposed to be lower. The phone I am looking at is $4/month cheaper. Wow, great deal. And when the sales guy told me my kids could help me figure the phone out (would be switching from Samsung to Apple) I about laughed out loud. Gee, thanks. Give me a little credit, would you?
I don't mind my son playing some Fortnite. He does actually communicate with friends via headset and they work together as a team. The price is really low. The game itself was practically free. He did get an add-on thing that cost something like $10. However, once he starts playing, it's tough to get him to stop. My daughter has let us know that our son is by no means the worst of the bunch when it comes to how much he plays it. One friend recently had his two boys take a full week sabbatical from the game.
As a fairly tech-savvy person, you certainly won't need much help figuring out how an Apple phone works. It's pretty intuitive. However, if you've never dealt with it before, iTunes is kind of a nightmare.
Neither do I and I might as well not even bother to look it up. I suck at all forms of video games.I have no idea what Fortnite is
@Angie I have a Friday OT idea if it hasn't been pitched. How has Google fixed your life? It seems you can google just about anything. This week I couldn't get the Dish remote to work with one of the TVs downstairs. I had to re-word my Google question a couple times but got it figured out (the kids had accidentally turned the channel, it was on the channel for the TV1 remote. Just had to turn it to the correct channel and we were back in business). We also figured out how to fix our old van's sliding doors for $1000s cheaper than taking it in (that one was not an easy fix, but my dad and BIL took it on. Whoever bought our van got a bonus screwdriver inside the door )
So last night I had a dream. My kinda crazy, old aunt that's in a retirement home bought a great big house. We were helping her move in, the house was pretty messy and we noticed a couple of mice running around. The cats caught the mice but then the mice turned into crickets which, once again, the cats caught. I went into the kitchen to get a paper towel to pick the dead crickets up off the carpet and realized that the paper towel holder was really high. I had to step up on my tippy toes to reach the paper towels. This is when I realized that I was in a dream (because nobody would put their paper towel holder that high in real life) but this dream continued. Pretty soon, the cats had caught about a dozen crickets and set them in a pile in the living room. I grabbed another paper towel to pick up the crickets but now the crickets started coming back to life. That's when I woke up. A random thoughts thread seemed like as good of a place as anywhere to post this.