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Andrew A
|  |  | Oh.
Bugger. |
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Andrew A
|  |  | I said what Vega said. |
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Andrew A
|  |  | just there, 'cept bullshit free of course  |
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Andrew A
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SPiDeR
|  |  | Both forearms, or just one?
Do you really need two hands to play? |
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Mr.pickle.
|  |  | "The only exception, is if a new trick or route changes the whole level again."
On this particular level, that is very concievable that someone would find a faster route. |
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Vega
|  |  | then do it pickle |
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Andrew A
|  |  | Spider - yes just one (it wasn't that bizarre an accident...).
I use both thumbs, and my right one is out of action for a couple of weeks at least.
How do you play with one hand?
I am playing on a Tungsten T3 as I can't get on with the 'virtual' buttons on my Touch - but I didn't do it any differently when I tried it. |
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BikerBrian
|  |  | Pickle, that would be absolutely, totally, and in all other ways inconceivable (quote from my favorite movie ).
Andrew, I used to play with one thumb on my Treo's 5-way control. However, I much prefer using two thumbs on my iPhone. I wish you a speedy recovery! |
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Mr.pickle.
|  |  | lol  |
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