Mostly for kids.
But I don't see why adults fond of Angry Birds and with some money to spare (probably because they don't waste any on kids) can't have a themed party.
Real slingshots and real eggs... Awesome idea, isn't it? A bit messy. Don't try it at home.
Tablecloth, napkins, plates, cups.
Source: BirthdayDirect
And most important - 8'' angry birds to throw and hit each other!
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Showing posts with label angry birds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label angry birds. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
"PEACE, LOVE, AND ANGRY BIRDS! "
Wired, April 7, 2012 In depth: How Rovio made Angry Birds a winner (and what's next)
Angry Birds is the first waste of 75 millions people's time that can be accurately quantified. Every day, users spend 200 million minutes -- 16 years every hour -- playing the mobile game. Three trillion pigs have been popped. It has filled billions of those interstitial moments spent riding the bus, on a plane or in important work meetings, and it is or has been the number-one paid app on iTunes in 68 countries, as well as the best-selling paid app of all time. It went straight to the top of the new Mac App Store in January, selling 150,000 copies in its first week. Sixty thousand Angry Birds soft toys have been sold...On an island in the Pacific, the goal is to fling a squadron of kamikaze birds at gormless green pigs. The birds have just cause: the pigs stole their eggs. The swine took refuge in, and on, easily collapsible structures. The game is physics-based -- you adjust the trajectory and power of the slingshot with your finger -- and very, very addictive. Rovio, the Finnish developer behind the title, certainly got lucky.
Angry Birds is the first waste of 75 millions people's time that can be accurately quantified. Every day, users spend 200 million minutes -- 16 years every hour -- playing the mobile game. Three trillion pigs have been popped. It has filled billions of those interstitial moments spent riding the bus, on a plane or in important work meetings, and it is or has been the number-one paid app on iTunes in 68 countries, as well as the best-selling paid app of all time. It went straight to the top of the new Mac App Store in January, selling 150,000 copies in its first week. Sixty thousand Angry Birds soft toys have been sold...On an island in the Pacific, the goal is to fling a squadron of kamikaze birds at gormless green pigs. The birds have just cause: the pigs stole their eggs. The swine took refuge in, and on, easily collapsible structures. The game is physics-based -- you adjust the trajectory and power of the slingshot with your finger -- and very, very addictive. Rovio, the Finnish developer behind the title, certainly got lucky.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Angry birds for pets
I love my new kitten. His is a graceful hunter, a tender partner, fun to watch, pet and take care of. I like to see him walk, run and jump (he goes up the Tree!), chase his tail, make a toy out of anything in view: brown bags, nuts and bolts, suitcases and fringe.
I like Angry Birds (tm). Now my kitten plays with Angry Birds Bells (on the left) and Angry Birds Frisbee.
Comes from Hartz (pet products with love), sold at Costco, Walmart, Amazon.com, CVS. I bought my frisbee at pet section of local supermarket (somewhere between canned cat food for kittens and canned cat food for adult cats).
Angry Birds Flyer (Frisbee) is double sided with a red bird on one side and a green pig on the other. It's fun to joggle (well, that's for human) and it swivels nicely once put on bird's nose on hard floor. My kitten is still skittish around it (well, the bird is same size if not bigger) but when he dares to attack it fun to watch.
I like Angry Birds (tm). Now my kitten plays with Angry Birds Bells (on the left) and Angry Birds Frisbee.
| Hartz® Angry Birds® Birds Gone Crazy™ |
| Hartz® Angry Birds® Tuff Stuff™ Flyer |
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