I am kinda amazed how you handled the event, and uhh.. it was very hard pling thing (pling thing is my thing) and i liked how simple it was. I probably spent a good quarter to half hour getting to the X, but I also tried playing my first plingthing and thought "wow, it was a lot easier for me when i was making it" so there's that. The simplicity of it and the flippers representing something.. the whole time I didn't expect they read something at all, so when I saw the message I was perplexed.. that and the son named flipper comment. "why would he name him flipper?" Ohhhhhhhh, it makse sense now. That's why that's all I really had to say to sum it out.

I guess the overall approach is that it takes a lot to win, but even more to be playing catch in the first place. It's a lot like catch, or bounce. It is in itself a complete package and that's what I find most admirable about it. Plus listening to the sounds and movements of a plingthing almost was nostalgia since I haven't seen one since july last year. The quieter more colours/paths variation has been more of a norm.