http://my.curse.com/blogs/whats-in-your-slot-en-users/atom.aspxCommunity Server2008-09-19T15:03:18Z/blogs/whats-in-your-slot-en-users/archive/2008/09/19/N136Id.aspx2007-08-02T05:34:38Z2007-08-02T05:34:38Z<p>I just had my first Wii accident this weekend. I don&#39;t have pictures to prove it, as it was very little, but yep, I had my first Wii accident. Of course, a lot led up to it -- it didn&#39;t just happen out of nowhere.</p><p>Recently, I&#39;ve been working many 50+ hour work weeks and because of such, I don&#39;t get to do many things that I may like to do, like play tennis or bowl. And what would a good substitute br? Why, playing Wii Sports of course!</p><p>All weekend long, starting Friday night, I&#39;ve been playing Tennis. I was at about 340 points, and you need to get to 1000 to be PRO. After 3 hours of playing by myself I got to 1000, it was easy. However, I wanted to play around with setting up myself up as a team mate on both teams, and then 3 of Mii and 1 computer component. It got pretty confusing at times, but it was really fun.</p><p>So finally, after hours and hours of playing Wii Tennis, my shoulders will be pretty tense. I played really hard to the point where it was kind of hard to grip the Wiimote firmly. So, as I decided to take a break, and play some Wii bowling. As I pull back and swing my arm forward I let go of the B button and the rest of my fingers slip and the Wiimote goes flying to the ceiling and then into the wall and under the futon. As I retrieved the Wiimote, I noticed that it doesn&#39;t have a scratch however, it did take a small chunk out of the wall.</p><p>Now I understand how Wiimotes go into TVs...</p><p>Everyone, please! Use a strap!</p><div style="clear:both;"></div><img src="http://my.curse.com/aggbug.aspx?PostID=257628" width="1" height="1">rya0720http://my.curse.com/members/rya0720.aspx