Site of the Day - August 20

casey_nfld

14 years ago

Filler....fill in the area with large balls while avoiding the bouncy balls. I am hooked on this game.

Here is a link that might be useful: Filler

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barb_from_pa
14 years ago
I'm hooked!
kacram
14 years ago
I'm irritated! You get only 20 balls, how are you supposed to fill up the space by 2/3's? and they aren't all big balls either! sheesh! I guess I'm an idiot too! lol
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barb_from_pa
14 years ago
kat - the balls inflate as you hold down the mouse - the more space they have around them, the bigger they can get. You can also move them as they are inflating. It took me a few tries to figure it out, but don't give up - it's fun.
gneegirl
14 years ago
Once you get the hang of this you could sit and do this all day long! Fun but I'm not that good - yet.

Thanks for sharing.
barb_from_pa
14 years ago
I'vw made it up to level 28. I'm addicted.
kacram
14 years ago
thanks Barb! (well NOT really, because i've been sitting here playing this blasted game and reading the kt for that last 90 minutes... also waiting to get a boarding pass at southwest air for dh)

I'm on my new toy... DS's laptop. He bought himself a new one and I get this one! cool! I usually figure out the games, but this laptop and the "Mouse pad" area are a pita sometimes. I did hold my finger on the ball but I have to double pound the pad! LOLOL
dontcha just love my techincal terminology
?
kacram
14 years ago
Seriously, Casey!
why do you do this to us??????! This blasted game! argh!

and with the dumb finger pad mouse thingymabob... I'm doing really well, and then all of the sudden i'm taken back to the last page (this page) because i've moved my finger wrong on the darn thing! sheesh! I need to get my rear in gear today... so much to do! Too many balls! LOL
coral_ok
14 years ago
Okay, I'm officially hooked, too. Just when I think I'm going to quit it forever, I make it to another level.

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