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wolf 12-28-2006 08:25 PM

Once your daughter figures out the niceties of physical coordination, she will so kick your ass.

She's your daughter, after all.

Clodfobble 12-28-2006 09:05 PM

jinx, have you guys figured out yet that you don't have to return your feet to the center after every step? That will help tremendously if you're still in the beginning stages. Also, watch the knees and ankles. You'll be surprised how soon grownup joints start to ache if you don't consciously keep the stomping as gentle as possible.

footfootfoot 12-28-2006 09:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Clodfobble
That's when I say, "I don't know honey--it's your toy, you have to learn to keep track of it..."

I know, I'm a bad person. But in my defense, I only get rid of the really awful things, and the majority of the time they don't notice they've gone missing.

You must write a parenting tip book! Just remember to thank me in the acknowledgements page.

yesman065 12-28-2006 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by jinx
Santa brought my kids DDR (Dance Dance Revolution). I can kick my daughter's ass at it, but the boy is serious competition. I gotta practice again tonight when he's asleep....

Thats too funny Jinx - My son just got Madden '07 and he is kickin my ass on a regular basis - I can't seem to get the whole 15 control thing with two thumbs down - guess I'm just too old.

SteveDallas 12-28-2006 11:34 PM

Back in 1995 or so I was playing NBA Jam with my nephew on his Super NES. He was about 9 or 10 at the time, and when he executed a particularly impressive dunk I said, "That's cool! How do you do that one?" He said, "I dunno, I just push the buttons till it does something I like."

jinx 12-29-2006 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by wolf
Once your daughter figures out the niceties of physical coordination, she will so kick your ass.

I know, I know... I have to get all the taunting and grandstanding in while I still can.


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jinx, have you guys figured out yet that you don't have to return your feet to the center after every step? That will help tremendously if you're still in the beginning stages. Also, watch the knees and ankles. You'll be surprised how soon grownup joints start to ache if you don't consciously keep the stomping as gentle as possible.
Sounds like sage advice, thank you. I still get dizzy and lost on the mat if I don't return to center though


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