I'm actually more upset when it tells me that my friends' birthdays are coming up and then asks if I'm throwing a party. I swear it sounds like it's angling for an invite or something.
Both my mother and then after several weeks my brother have stopped using the Wii Fit because it kept asking after them. And then it would be too much like going to class for the first time after skipping a month, and would be awkward. My mom is still kind of intimidated.
(I have been dying to tell you this story for weeks now, and I'm so glad there I finally got to.)
Heh. My husband came to bed one night and said, "You know, the Wii Fit board was asking after you." It was mildly disconcerting. I'm more upset when it asks me if I've eaten breakfast yet when I do yoga in the morning. No, I haven't, because for some reason I can't eat for the first couple of hours after I've gotten up, and quit the seemingly innocent questions because I *know* you're up to something, you creepy little overeager piece of inanimate technology.
Uh, this is totally irrelevant, but I'm itching to know- Have I succeeded in bidding the four lovely signed books from Con or Bust? If so, how do I make my donation? :P
I don't believe anyone topped your final bid. The info page (http://community.livejournal.com/con_or_bust/profile) for con_or_bust provides the other necessary information.
The part I dislike is its inability to learn--or maybe it thinks I'm incapable of learning, what with the "weigh yourself twice while holding an object the second time" thing. I already knew this before I bought you, silly Wii, and I certainly know it now, after nine months!
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(I have been dying to tell you this story for weeks now, and I'm so glad there I finally got to.)
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Haven't gotten the birthday one yet.
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