Emily Dyer<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
\u201cNo, no, go away! Ahh, you just made me fall off a cliff and I was invisible! I hate that. I was almost at 2.5million!!\u201d No, this is not an action movie or some new combination of Harry Potter and bank robbery. This is Temple Run, the procrastination tool that is
\ntaking over North Toronto students\u2019 time.<\/p>\n
Temple Run was the top free app in January, and everyone with an iPod Touch or an iPhone seems to have it. People are playing Temple Run in the hallways, the commons, and in the back of every math classes. While it might seem like an unnecessary waste of time, there is always time for one more game\u2026 or ten\u2026 or a hundred. You just need to get that next objective, or upgrade your invisibility, or get the top coin magnet. This may be another app fad, like Angry Birds or Plants versus Zombies, but that doesn\u2019t stop some people from playing it hardcore. Last week, I was thrilled to finally break
\nmillion points, but some people have smashed my record into the Temple Wall; I
\nsaw a Facebook picture of a high score over 16 million. Who knows, maybe in the
\nspring we\u2019ll run an intermural Temple Run tournament!!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Emily Dyer \u201cNo, no, go away! Ahh, you just made me fall off a cliff and I was invisible! I hate that. I was almost at 2.5million!!\u201d No, this is not an action movie or some new combination of … Continue reading