OK so I asked for it. I wanted a Wii fit for Mother's day. Whatever was I thinking? When we bought the Wii the store was out of the Wii fit. Dave, being the good husband he is, came home and ordered it that night. It arrived in record time. Dave couldn't wait several weeks for Mother's Day so he brought it home and set it up last night.I was all excited. I made my Mii, a little digital mini-me for the game. Mine was all cute; blond, blue-eyed, and SKINNY. Then I did the set up where the darn thing weighed me, calculated my BMI, and had me go trough some basic balance exercise to determine my starting point.
Poof!! Just like that my poor little Mii blew up like a ballon. Still blond and blue-eyed, and now just as round as could be. Who wants to see a fat, digital version of yourself bouncing around on the screen as you exercise? If that wasn't enough it calculated my "Wii fit age." Apparently I am as fit as your average 47 year old!?! The only problem is I am NOT 47, not even close. Even worse is the miserable thing said Dave is only 39 which is 2 years YOUNGER than his real age. Uggh! There will be no living with him now!
6 comments:
Ahahaha!! Dude I love the Wii age!! (And don't worry, Moms first Wii age was something like 87...lol)
oh, girl this made me laugh!
Don't you just hate that damn thing! I think my Wii fit age was 60 something and I have a little rolly polly running around the Wii fit exercises too. Charming huh?
You know that you can password protect your data, such as your BMI, right?
Okay, you've convinced me: I'm not getting one of those.
We just got one of those too. Lynne's Mii is named Momma. Today Wii Fit asked Claire while she was playing if Momma looked heavier, the same or thinner than before. Not only does it insult you with the inflated age, it asks others to insult you too!
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