wonderland games are really cool! Thanks to Patrick and Midnight Synergy
for the great games! (I can't wait for Wonderland Adventures
)Wonderland Freak, i am.
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Hello everybody! I have joined the forum a few weeks ago, because the
wonderland games are really cool! Thanks to Patrick and Midnight Synergy
for the great games! (I can't wait for Wonderland Adventures )
Wonderland Freak, i am.
wonderland games are really cool! Thanks to Patrick and Midnight Synergy
for the great games! (I can't wait for Wonderland Adventures
)Wonderland Freak, i am.
Hi slimm tom, and welcome! Another Nederlandse can't-stop-playing-freak.
Sad to hear you're addicted too, like so many of us here.
Well, there's good news for you too: Recently I've found and registered with the Dutch branch of Wonderlanders Anonymous, to get rid of my RtW addiction, return to a social life and, who knows, win some of my friends back.
Had a first meeting last night. They were very nice, but still, it was hard to stand up there and say: "My name is Mahaloof, and I'm a Wonderland addict." I expected pitying stares, but instead was welcomed with a group greeting: "Hi Mahaloof!!"
We talked about our obsession, about the forum and certain people here. To my surprise the therapist let slip that Lillie and Liz M. are wellknown regulars in British WA circles. It was actually a relieve to experience I'm not the only victim of Patrick's clever ways of taking over the world.....
Anyway, if you want the address, let me know...
Sad to hear you're addicted too, like so many of us here.
Well, there's good news for you too: Recently I've found and registered with the Dutch branch of Wonderlanders Anonymous, to get rid of my RtW addiction, return to a social life and, who knows, win some of my friends back.
Had a first meeting last night. They were very nice, but still, it was hard to stand up there and say: "My name is Mahaloof, and I'm a Wonderland addict." I expected pitying stares, but instead was welcomed with a group greeting: "Hi Mahaloof!!"
We talked about our obsession, about the forum and certain people here. To my surprise the therapist let slip that Lillie and Liz M. are wellknown regulars in British WA circles. It was actually a relieve to experience I'm not the only victim of Patrick's clever ways of taking over the world.....
Anyway, if you want the address, let me know...
Sorry Mahaloof - I have only just seen this funny post - you are hilariousMahaloof wrote:To my surprise the therapist let slip that Lillie and Liz M. are well known regulars in British WA circles.
Anyway, you have sussed Lizzie and I out
We attend regularly every Sunday evening. We have to - our husbands make us go so they can get to use the PC in the house! Other names you might recognise who also attend the meetings are:Popo (or Poops) as some of us call her (she has problems down below don't you know
) Totally addicted!Kazzie (otherwise known as Kaz67 - because she makes about 67 levels a week
) A complete total nuthead addict!I understand that Duiveltje (otherwise known as the Devil Woman of Amsterdam) is interested in meeting up with you to attend one of your meetings! She is very nice really, when she takes her horns off
Enjoy your next session
Lillie The Beanhead! 
"Lillie Still A London Phillie Dancing Like A Billie Goatee Wee Wee Lillie"
"Lillie Still A London Phillie Dancing Like A Billie Goatee Wee Wee Lillie"
First My dear Lillie Billie I started the Dutch branch of Wonderlanders Anonymous in june 2004. They give up on me so I don't have to go anymore. 
Second, My horns are only out when I meet you.
Third, Welcome my dear friends from the Netherland. In don't live in Amsterdam but in the neighbourhood of Utrecht. And let we kick some english (Lillie, Liz and Kaz) a**
Second, My horns are only out when I meet you.
Third, Welcome my dear friends from the Netherland. In don't live in Amsterdam but in the neighbourhood of Utrecht. And let we kick some english (Lillie, Liz and Kaz) a**
Welcome Slimm Tom, I imagine after reading all this garbly gook you've figured out we're a fun & nutty group. (hope we don't frighten you away )
Mahaloof, you are the the "Head Nutter" of all Nutters. I've tried those 12 step programs... I've found, once an addict always an addict, I've just changed the "object" of my addition.
) Mahaloof, you are the the "Head Nutter" of all Nutters. I've tried those 12 step programs... I've found, once an addict always an addict, I've just changed the "object" of my addition.
Yeah, I've heard of those 12 step programs:
First, you get to wear a sort of bandage on your arm which makes you dislike teleporters. Two weeks later they give you special chewing gum which tastes like green buttons, but with more Yuk!
Next is 8 days of videos showing little dogs getting flattened by boulders, Ugh! And so on, that's their strategy.
I'm not crazy about it....
Changing the 'object' of the addiction ís a good idea. I already tried it this last week: First I thought it might be neat to collect license plates. Nobody does that, right?! Then I found out why: got a gentle warning from the police ánd they made me throw away my screwdriver.
But: since thursday I'm a Train Spotter Spotter. Ain't it cool? I go over to the train tracks and see if I can find train spotters. Then I write down the name, Social Security number and favourite train. I've got 27 already!
I'll call the folks from Guiness Records on monday to see how many I need to get in the Book.
If any of you are thinking of doing the same (how about it, slimm tom?), be careful: some of these train spotters are a bit balmy....
First, you get to wear a sort of bandage on your arm which makes you dislike teleporters. Two weeks later they give you special chewing gum which tastes like green buttons, but with more Yuk!
Next is 8 days of videos showing little dogs getting flattened by boulders, Ugh! And so on, that's their strategy.
I'm not crazy about it....
Changing the 'object' of the addiction ís a good idea. I already tried it this last week: First I thought it might be neat to collect license plates. Nobody does that, right?! Then I found out why: got a gentle warning from the police ánd they made me throw away my screwdriver.
But: since thursday I'm a Train Spotter Spotter. Ain't it cool? I go over to the train tracks and see if I can find train spotters. Then I write down the name, Social Security number and favourite train. I've got 27 already!
I'll call the folks from Guiness Records on monday to see how many I need to get in the Book.
If any of you are thinking of doing the same (how about it, slimm tom?), be careful: some of these train spotters are a bit balmy....