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There is always a need to find something to do. Perhaps you need an excuse not to go and do the laundry, perhaps you just don’t want to go for a run and need to occupy yourself somehow, and maybe, just maybe, you need to kill a little bit of time before actually going to class for the first time in a week. We’ve all been there (actually, that’s a lie, I’ve never skipped classes for a full week unless there were no classes to attend in the first place) and so here is my list of procrastination resources. Happy procrastinating!<\/p>\n
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FreeTetris.org<\/a> is a flash-based Tetris game that offers bright colours, soft beeping sounds and ten levels of game play. It’s easy to use as it uses the basic arrow keys for moving the blocks around, which should be familiar to anyone who has played Tetris before.<\/p>\n Miniclip.com<\/a> offers a large library of games which are, for the most part, easy to play (and this is coming from someone who fails easily at games of all sorts). My favourites are Black Knight, where you play a knight who’s collecting taxes from people to give to your king and is set in a medieval time period, and MotherLoad, where you control a small drilling robot-like character and drill for precious metals in order to upgrade your robot-like character. The games may take a bit longer to load if you’re on a slower internet connection, but they load pretty quickly if you’re on cable internet.<\/p>\n