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The Escapism Zone



Forensics is a serious business and whatever your connection with the discipline it's important to have some time away from it. This page allows you to do just that. Whether it's voting for the funniest comedy dance, playing classic arcade games like Space Invaders and Pacman or giving your mind a work out with a Sudoku puzzle this part of the website is designed for pure unadulterated escapism


Comedy


The pressing question of which is the best comedy dance ever was first discussed over several beers. Sadly no clear consensus arose, hence the reason for this vote, it's time to let the people decide.

Watch all five finalists in action and then cast your vote.


Evolution of Dance

Judson Laipply dancing his way to being the most popular YouTube video ever.


Friends: Ross & Monica do the 'routine'


Frank Skinner Dances For Britney Spears


The Original Numa Numa Dance


Family Guy Peter Griffin Does the Can't Touch Me Dance


Which One Gets Your Vote?




Talking of classic comedy here are two clips courtesy of my comedy hero Ricky Gervais in his latest series 'extras'. The first clip stars David Bowie and the second stars none other than Daniel (Harry Potter) Radcliffe as you've never seen him before!


David Bowie Clip


Daniel Radcliffe Clip





BBC Comedy Page.

The BBC has a dedicated comedy section on its website, which allows you to watch clips from various comedy shows. Pefect for a quick laughter fix.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/comedy/

To watch the clips you will need to have a program called RealPlayer installed on your computer. If you don't have RealPlayer you can download it for free by clicking here


Classic Arcade Games


Space Invaders

Space Bar = Fire, Move Left and Right using your arrow keys.



Pacman

The object of the game is to move around the small yellow blob (Pacman) and chomp up the white dots. Oh, and watch out for Blinky, Pinky, Inkey, and Clyde the spooky ghosts.

Use mouse to click 'Start', Use your arrow keys to move Up/Down Left an Right. Press "M" to Mute/Unmute sound, and "P" to Pause/Unpause the game.



Asteroids

Use your mouse to click start, Space bar = Fire , Up arrow key to thrust, Left/Right arrow keys to move left/right.



The 1980's: What A Decade!

I've just built a Squidoo page dedicated to the 1980's. It includes lots of classic 80's TV, Film and Music clips and videos. It's a very interactive page, visitors can vote for their favourite clips and even add their own.

I'd be very grateful if you could spare a few minutes to take a look at, comment upon or even contribute to this nostalgic work in progress.

Click Here To Visit The 1980s Tribute Page.


Games & Puzzles


Sudoku

If you haven't tried Sudoku, basically you enter numbers from 1 to 9 into the blank spaces of a grid. Every row must contain one of each digit. So must every column, as must every 3x3 square.

Doesn't sound that exciting does it? But beware, it's very addictive.




Memory Challenge

Click the cards and find the matching pairs in as few moves as you can.




Simon

Classic memory test game. The object of the game is to memorize Simon's sequence of lights.Simply Use your mouse to click start and to click the colour bars.





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