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With the Geeks, Games, and Gadgets event right around the corner, I am starting a new video series in which I play wacky games that are somewhat family safe and sometimes silly. Since I had a conversation with a goat a few weeks ago, we already had tons of goat audio, so this was a shoe in!

Berreles Fire Burger in Lufkin had so much fun hosting Geeks, Games, and Gadgets tabletop gaming event, that they are doing it all over again! Be sure not to miss it on May 30th starting at 2:00 pm and going until 6:00 pm.

Whataburger in Lufkin is gearing up for Geeks, Games, and Gadgets by hosting its very own tabletop gaming event this Tuesday from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm.

Berreles Fire Burger in Lufkin is getting ready for the Geeks, Games, and Gadgets event by hosting its very own tabletop gaming event this Saturday from 2:00pm-6:00pm.

We have no attention span right now.  We want everything quickly, right now, when we want it. And that means long leisurely board games like Monopoly have decided to change with the times and come out with fast, turbo, express versions of themselves. Hasbro has decided to take the jail out of Monopoly to speed up the game, since sitting in jail causes one to lose turns and wait to play.  What's Mo

In real life I play a dad to my young son, Andrew.  When we are together, I am always looking for new fun things to do.  This is one of those things.

Trying to guess what color pajamas — or in the case of last week’s episode, what style wig — Cee Lo Green will wear next is one of the best parts of ‘The Voice.’

First, there was the ‘Harry Potter’ movies, then came the ‘Twilight’ series, and starting this week, we could have a new series of romantic teen action films that gentlemen nationwide will be forced to endure if they want to get closer to their lady friends with the premiere of ‘The Hunger Games.’

We all know the famous arcade and video game Pac-Man -- you know, where the scary, pulsating Pacman killers chase you as you try to eat all of the yellow/white orbs? Well according to reports, Merv Griffin Entertainment is teaming up with Namco Bandai Games America, who owns the Pac-Man brand, to develop an unscripted reality-type game show series based on the  popular video game.