Ice Cream Jonsey
Active member
If you're like me, you'd sooner eat a gun than read a complimentary in-flight magazine. Ha ha ha no I'm not kidding, the only thing I would ever buy out of them is a stepstool and length of rope.
One of the air girls on my last flight was fetching enough where I looked forward after being seated, and I noticed some guy a row ahead with a magazine open. The article he was reading was filled to bursting with arcade cabinets. This was good, but bad: I was gonna have to ask the guy what magazine that was, and nobody wants to be the person initiating conversations on airplanes.
But a couple seconds later it occurred to me that he was probably just reading the magazine they give you, and I probably had my own copy in front of me. SCORE! The Funspot article is by Adam K. Raymond, and he initially describes getting a Zoo Keeper lesson from Jason Cram.
(By the way, it seems like the Twin Galaxies site makes you log in before showing you high score records. I assume that is an oversight, and I hope someone who read this fixes it. Nobody is going to sign up for a website in order to see who ran over the most meat in Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory. Twin Galaxies KILLING GAMING. Ok, not really, but let's not require a login there.)
I was going to take the magazine with me and scan it, but once we landed I forgot. So we're not here all night, here's a link to the article itself:
http://www.airtranmagazine.com/features/2011/03/3-lives-to-live
One of the air girls on my last flight was fetching enough where I looked forward after being seated, and I noticed some guy a row ahead with a magazine open. The article he was reading was filled to bursting with arcade cabinets. This was good, but bad: I was gonna have to ask the guy what magazine that was, and nobody wants to be the person initiating conversations on airplanes.
But a couple seconds later it occurred to me that he was probably just reading the magazine they give you, and I probably had my own copy in front of me. SCORE! The Funspot article is by Adam K. Raymond, and he initially describes getting a Zoo Keeper lesson from Jason Cram.
(By the way, it seems like the Twin Galaxies site makes you log in before showing you high score records. I assume that is an oversight, and I hope someone who read this fixes it. Nobody is going to sign up for a website in order to see who ran over the most meat in Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory. Twin Galaxies KILLING GAMING. Ok, not really, but let's not require a login there.)
I was going to take the magazine with me and scan it, but once we landed I forgot. So we're not here all night, here's a link to the article itself:
http://www.airtranmagazine.com/features/2011/03/3-lives-to-live
