Advantages: easy, cheap, educating, good sound effects.
Disadvantages: can be addictive

...~~INTRODUCTION~~ I have played this game now for a while, just to pass time on. Although the real reason for this game was to learn my son how to make and spell words, in which worked very well after a while of him playing. Let me tell you more about the game…. ~~GAMPLAY~~ Before you starting the game you can edit the options of the game to your own wishes. Then once you click the game you want to play there is a screen that pops up that tells you a little about the game play your about to play so you have an idea of how to play the game. Bookworm is a spelling and making words game. The idea is to make words out of a scrambled board of letters, by highlighting them with a click of your mouse, the letters have to be linked in order to make the word submit, and for each word you get you receive points and also closer... Read review

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Advantages: Simple to play
Disadvantages: Difficult to stop playing

...There are lots of places you can play this and the one common factor about them all is the game is SUPER ADDICTIVE! Basically its a puzzle game, you try to make words from the letters on the screen. You can only use letters that touch each other and you can only use each letter once. The longer your word is, the more points it earns you & points will not only improve your overall and final score but they will also help you to improve your ranking on the game. And theres one of the addictive factors of the game. How high can I get my score? How high can I get my rank? If your asking that after your 1st few games then you are addicted my friend, but that is NOT a bad thing. Bookworm is educational. Your improving your spelling and you'll learn new words as well (certain versions have a dictionary function that actually tells... Read review

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Advantages: Lots and lots of shops - you'll be entertained all day long
Disadvantages: Very very crowded, smelly, noisy and full of annoying tourists

...Vivaldi's Four Seasons, because that's what you?ll be listening to while you're on hold. And let me know if you manage to get through to someone in less than 20 minutes. I've yet to manage it. The tube is without a doubt the fastest and simplest mode of transport into the West End. If you're only visiting and don't know the area very well, I would advise you to pick up a tube map from any underground station. It saves you desperately searching for wall maps, only to find a huge crowd of tourists with the same idea, already huddled round the one and only map and totally blocking your view. Can you tell I find this annoying? If you're heading to Oxford Street, you have a choice of four stops to get out at, Tottenham Court Road, Oxford Circus, Bond Street or Marble Arch. The Tottenham Court Road stop is best if you're intending... Read review

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Advantages: High academic standards, reputation, university can be the best years of your life
Disadvantages: Can be seen as stuffy and old-fashioned, a lot of work, may not suit all

...Oxford University is one of the most prestigious in the world. It may be second to Cambridge in the Times league table, but really this is relatively insignificant. The truth is that there are many top quality universities, and I shall not pretend that Oxbridge is automatically superior, when in reality places like York, Durham, etc can all offer at least as good facilities in certain subjects. As a current student of Oxford University (just finished first year PPE at Jesus), however, I feel qualified to write a guide for those that may be thinking of applying, and anyone who’s just interested. I shan’t write everything here – there are separate categories on Dooyoo concerning the interview, courses, etc so I shall just try to give a broad overview here (and probably write in more detail on the other aspects later... Read review

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Advantages: Great local team, have the potential and the backing to be brilliant!
Disadvantages: Inconsistent, regularly toy with the fans emotions!

...After reading a terrific review on Oxford United, I felt that an update on the 'most-loved' (well, in my eyes!) Conference team was appropriate. First of all, a bit about me and my love for my local team. Between the ages of 5 and 14 I was lucky enough to play for Oxford and the Centre of Excellence at the club who have produced such footballing talent as Dean Whitehead, now of Sunderland and other youngsters who have broken into the first-team over the years (notably Jamie Cook, Joey Beauchamp and the Weatherstones). When I was released by the club for being 'too small', harsh but possibly true considering I was a centre-midfielder at the time(!), instead of turning my back on the club which would have been very easy considering the reason for release, strangely I began to become an even bigger fan of my local team. The free season... Read review

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