Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for March 04, 2014

I think I want this game.

the problem here is that this game sounds so cool that I would play it on my phone all day, ignoring human contact hence becoming the subject of the game itself.

Yes…the world needs this app. And it would be hilarious how few people would get the self reference of hitting someone with a rolled up comics section for playing apps and not paying attention to where they are going.

I love it! I need this app!

What can we use to whack guys who wear baseball caps indoors at nice restaurants? (okay, I admit it – I’m an old fashioned old f*t)

I want this game!

So have we got a game developer online for this yet?Maybe a kickstarter?Bonus points for knowing when to bop your own character.

It seems you guys don’t realize that it is just a game designed to let all the aggressiveness, anger, and other negative emotions out of your system.  It does nothing to improve the attitude of those who annoy you as they won’t even know that you walloped a virtual avatar with a virtual subway sandwich while thinking about them.

I want this game.

I can’t figure out why folks wear sunglasses indoors at night and then wear them on their forehead or back of their head during daylight hours.

This happens to me on occasion, but in my defense they are prescription and I might not have my glasses with me at the time. Or I don’t want to take the time to change from sunglasses to glasses back to sunglasses if I will only be there a few minutes. At least they are polarized and let in more light. I’ve thought about transitions too just to avoid the problems.

This might work as a cell game where the task is short-lived.

Console games (where you actually have to spend money to play them) are expected to provide at least 100 hours of playtime.

Slapping idiots around a bit would certainly be therapeutic for a while, but there aren’t enough ongoing scenarios to make it marketable.

But for 99c, a ton of retail people would LOVE to beat on the jerk who thinks his mutt should accompany him into a grocery store, or the customer who wants to know why the store doesn’t have a wood stove in stock in August, or a specific riding lawn mower in January. Or a department store that doesn’t still have in-stock a certain dress that a customer’s co-worker bought there three years ago…

I have retina damage, have had 3 surgeries for it, and am permanently hyperphotosensitive, so I frequently have to wear sunglasses indoors, and double sunglasses outdoors.