Doyaknowwhen
By jessescottus
@jessescottus (807)
United States
March 19, 2007 3:13pm CST
your brain has too much to do in it,
and all that you can do is to sit still
and wait for time to "go by" so that
what is going to happen, happens. You
have to fill the "downtime" with time
doing nothing so something will happen
when the time comes. oh my.
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@susieq223 (3742)
• United States
20 Mar 07
I don't know how old you are, but 'way back in the dark ages before video games, there was something called a pinball machine. It had a ball that bounced back and forth on things and you maneuvered that ball with two flapper like things. A lot of people would also try to move the ball around by jiggling the machine. If they jiggled too much the machine said "Tilt" and the game was over. When my brain gets overloaded, I go "tilt".
@jessescottus (807)
• United States
20 Mar 07
Not that old, Kindof old. They were not "dark ages" but neon-lite ages, pinball halls and all. I, myself dont go "tilt" anymore. Information doesnt overload me since..... Pinball machines have a steel hoop inside them with a V-shaped rod hanging in the center that when shaken to had the rod hits the side and the machine goes "tilt". It is a grounding thing.The tilt I mean.
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@susieq223 (3742)
• United States
22 Mar 07
Glad to know you know what pinball machines are/were. Thanks for the BR
