March 31st, 2010 § § permalink
Camberley Skaters – Good Work!
Thanks to all you adventurous people that made it to the Foundry and played the game on Saturday!
Photos of the day and night on Flickr.
Team photos from the night were automatically updated to our blog throughout the game which explains all the entries below – these were the questions to their answers:
Station 1: “You are born and your father is a hero. How do you feel?”
Station 2: “Times of change and hardship. Love has bitten you and there’s no escape. Where and how would you hide?”
Station 3: “New millennium, new you. Rollerblades look fun. Wheeeeeezzzz. How was your first time?”
Station 4: “Fight. React. Be fast. Where do you need to get to now?”
Did you miss speed of reaction last week?
Oh no, here’s another chance! The game, the videos, the QR codes and the photos will all be displayed in the S.O.R. speed of reaction exhibition opening on Tues 6 April 2010 at The Foundry. This is your last chance, don’t miss out!
March 29th, 2010 § § permalink
GO/NO GO CALL! 27th March 2pm
It was a tough call as it says in the skater’s bible rain = no skate.
But our witches and satanic allies did their job, and against the clock and all atmospheric Gods we went ahead. YEAH!
March 25th, 2010 § § permalink
Just before the game… excitement and tension… and I’m going on the radio!!!
Mix of artists, musicians and poets talking anything and everything, with swine, super and svengali in it
THE FOUNDRY LATE LATE BREAKFAST SHOW
Friday 26 March 2010 broadcast live on RESONANCE 104.4FM
streamed live on http://www.resonancefm.com
March 20th, 2010 § § permalink
You can only read this code if you get a t-shirt. You only get the t-shirt if you play the game. We still have some space for new recruits so get in touch!
play at speedofreaction dot com
March 10th, 2010 § § permalink
to piece this puzzle together you’ll need a QR code reader
http://www.speedofreaction.com/game/qr-codes
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