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    Jessica Alba likes to Play with her Wiimote

    You mentioned recently getting the Nintendo Wii -- what do you like about it?

    I think the physicality of the Wii gets people off the couch. Sometimes you can just sit there playing a video game for hours and never move and you're brain is just zapped from playing the game. With the Wii, you're up on your feet and moving around. The physical aspect of it is great, especially for kids. They actually call it the Wii Diet, since active players can burn calories!

    Hey, whatever works. Obesity is ridiculous with kids today in our country. Anything that helps is great. You know, West Virginia is using Dance Dance Revolution in all schools as part of P.E. I know a lot of public school programs don't even have P.E. these days. That's crazy. It wasn't even an option when I was a kid. What the heck! I remember climbing up the rope, doing the mile run and all of that stuff.

    And here she tells us why touching is good....err.....I mean her love for the DS and Brain Age.


    Jessica Alba loves the Nintendo DS so much that she bought one for the whole cast of Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer when they finished filming.

    "I had my DS on the set of Fantastic Four and I bought it for my entire cast when we wrapped," said Alba. "I guess I just felt bad because between takes they'd be chatting and we were in the Fantasticar and I'd always have my iPod and my DS with me. It was like fingernail-biting, gripping moments in the movie and then, "Cut!" I'd pick up my DS and try to beat my 82 age in Brain Age. I'd try to memorize all of those damn words."


    I wonder if she listens to Duel Screen Radio?



    Edit: I forgot to put up a link to the interview.

    http://www.videogames.yahoo.com/cele...ca-alba/517885
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    Age 82?




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    That's exactly what I thought.

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    The dumber the hotter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Oedipus View Post
    The dumber the hotter.
    Exactly. It's not like I want them to solve a Laplace transform equation for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flare View Post
    Exactly. It's not like I want them to solve a Laplace transform equation for me.
    Now thats hot

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    Hey Baby, let's do Math.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oedipus View Post
    The dumber the hotter.


    I beg to differ.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oedipus View Post
    The dumber the hotter.
    Your theory has a flaw, Carol Vorderman

    "Wonderful innovative titles are 'sometimes' ignored [by consumers], while some repetitive titles with minor improvements in game play and graphics provide much better returns to the games publishers,"

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    Now I kinda want my brain age to be 82....
    "Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage - to move in the opposite direction." -Albert Einstein
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