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angry birds

If you recognize these creatures. . . .


 And you recognize a scene like this . . . .


 
THEN YOU KNOW ANGRY BIRDS.
I found this interesting news report.  
See for yourself.


ANGRY BIRDS SOAR THE SKIES
Parents around the world 
succumb to the chaos.
by Gina Larsen
The ever-growing-popular Angry Birds game, found on the Smart Phones through Verizon at least, is CONSUMING the attention of children across the nation.  Parents everywhere, idiots that they are, continue to download the app at unbelievable rates.  Some parents have confessed to using the game as a means of self-defense and self-preservation to their sanity.  Such reports are startling news as it is causing the children to want their own Angry Birds as pets.  And the pigs!  Lest we forget the snickering pigs!  Children everywhere are wanting to know why pigs aren't found on farms around the surrounding local farms.  The game takes serious concentration, hard work, and some begging.  Parents everywhere are giving in.



Really. The reports from our home aren't so bad.  Least, that's what I keep telling myself. The game is hard than it looks too.  {And they cheat by watching youtube videos on how to beat the 'level' they are failing}.  The kids have to earn "Angry Bird Time" by doing chores...unless they are sick, then we give in.

And they usually are begging to play.  ALL FOUR OF THEM.  Don't kid yourself.  Brooklyn's mastered asking for angwy burd and plano... Because he also as a piano app on his phone.

Oh, and checkers.  So they are begging to play that a lot too.

WHO NEEDS A WII!!!



For Christmas, we might be buying these: 

Yeah, the stuffed animals that the kids have already been asking for!

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