Celebrities Get In Shape For The Olympics
Help the celebrities get in shape for the Olympics and see them flex their showbiz muscles in Celebrity Power Lifter, the latest addictive game from the Rubber Republic stable. Get Lifting
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JoannaB at
14:04
'Socks For Sir! Launched
Not only have Team Rubber launched a great sock subscription service online, its only got a super addictive socktastic game into the bargain! Why not try your luck against the tricky butler man and see if you read his pesky butler mind to get the highest score. Check out SocksForSir
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JoannaB at
15:48
PMQ Shoot Out
Spinon is proud to present it's newest mobile phone game - PMQ Shoot Out! Help Tony Blair in parliament by shooting down awkward questions from his opponents, while making sure his loyal supporters can help him in the polls!
PMQ Shoot Out is free to download (normal network charges apply though), and can be played via the web here.
To download PMQ Shoot Out to your phone for free, visit http://www.spinon.co.uk/mobile or transfer them to your phone from here.
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RichardW at
00:34
And finally...
The dust has settled, the shouting is over and, for some, the bags are packed. Howard is quitting, finally proving that he was thinking what we were thinking all along. Noted anti-abortionist and notorious idiot Liam Fox has thrown his hat into the ring, claiming he'd make the Tories more like the Republicans in the US. If by that he means he'd turn them into a party run by a right-wing dunce, then he just might be right.
The Lib Dems have cause to be celebrating as their populist stance against the war in Iraq seemed to pay off, as does far-left candidate George Galloway, who gave Blair the bloodiest nose of all, but more importantly gave us all a good laugh at Jeremy Paxman's expense.
That's it from Spinon for a while; hopefully when we come back Blair will be gone and someone will actually be talking about overhauling the electoral system, but somehow it seems unlikely.
"Things can only get better," Mr. Blair said eight years ago. We're still waiting...
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