Check out the latest way to waste a buttload of time with NBC’s new Office-enhanced Solitaire game. Thanks to Christine for the tip!
* I bet you youngsters don’t even recognize that as a line from a Neil Sedaka song! (Neil who?)
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for some reason this is way more fun than the regular solitare
I do recognize it. Neil, Elvis, The Carpenters, Clay Aiken. I have them all on my iPod. I definetely appreciate the referrence :-)
Thank you, LittleTuna. :)
What? No cascading cards at the end? That’s what everybody wants to see!
So did anyone else giggle the first time they got to put a Pam (queen) on top of a Jim (king)? I had myself a little Kevin giggle every time.
I recognized it, and now it’s stuck in my head. ;)
When I get a free moment today, I’m so going to play Office solitaire! LOL
oh damn…like i needed another way to waste time at work.
Brad, I totally agree! The game is way more fun than regular solitaire, but I was sorely disappointed that there was no ftftftftft at the end.
haha I recognized it from Clay Aiken’s version ;)
Now I know what I’ll be doing at work today.
thanks, american idol, for opening up my eyes to neil sedaka!
after playing it, i’m a little disappointed that they didn’t put michael as the “deuce” and carol and jan as the queens.
hehe…that’s awesome
You can be relieved that I know who Neil is, Tanster! Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, after all! :-)
I seriously need to learn how to play solitaire!!
And as for the Neil Sedaka lyrics, I’m quite embarrassed to say that as a mid to late 30-something that I don’t know those!
Love how all of our favorite characters have their “game face” on!
I LOVE IT!!!!!! Jim is the king, and Pam is the queen—the way it should always be!
How fitting Jen! JAM as the King & Queen! Ah yes, the way life should be!
Yeah, I love that Office solitaire! The pictures are really good. And I only know that song from Sheryl Crow’s (?) cover from the Carpenters’ tribute album!
Too bad they didn’t use the format Michael explained at the end of the hay place episode.
My favorite part of it,
“Oscar is my queen, that’s easy. Give me a hard one.
That’s what Oscar said.”