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TODAY on apb - Friday,September 16,2005

Quick reactions - Sleepy Sheep
Well, this is really simple, quite silly and incredibly addictive. It's from the BBC, who make Doctor Who, so it must be good. The game is a seemingly simply reaction time tester. When the sheep bolts from the herd, you click a button to fire a tranquiliser dart. No aiming, just click. Seems easy, huh? But try to get your average time down, and you'll see how difficult it is. Remember, wait for the sheep to move!!!
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