Youknow, the game that was so popular in the seventies and eitghties in which you would call out names of places mentioned in famous songs, and/or their titles, depending on what set of the rules you use. When it first came out, it was discribed as “Verbal Calvinball”
A typicall game would start like this:
Player one: Folsume Prison!
Player Two: Neo-Tokyo!
You can find a copy of your rule book in your local library, assuming it hasn’t been closed due to insufficent funding. The book can be found in the same section as “tricks you can do with a pocket calculator”, The Book of Nod, and the Necrotelecomnicon.
Since this is for the poor, underrepresented -in-this-forum Americans, they can use song’s by non-American singers, and use place names more than once, if it is from a diffrent song. When things get boring, this spiner will randomly pick another set of rules to go by. It will operate when it notices things are slowing down. I will just put it on this platform here, and I trust no one will try to spin it, just to change the rules.
Whoops, just read the thread on game threads. Tellya what mods, if there are no post to this thread by the end of the day, how about you erase it? Do the mods around here do that?
No can do. Sorry, but Electric Avenue is in Washington, D.C. Maybe another doper can met you in that general area. Make sure they wear a flower in their hair, so you can recognize them.
Looking at my last post, it looks like I am saying you can do that by the rules. Sorry, I didn’t mean to sound like that. I meant that I can’t do it, since I am stuck in Washington, D.C.
But maybe someone could give me detailed instructions on how to get to:
San Jose
P.S. Can I take another turn, like just now, in the case that I sounded rude or am I violating the rules? My rulebook seems to have the page on that section torn out.
Harrington? That names sounds awfully British to me. Are you sure you aren’t John Bull, here to tease the poor little Americans with practically no word games to call their own?
Is this game going to be as shit as MC? Do we need to pretend to be crap Radio 4 presenters? If so, I am in! Using the Reykjavik amendment of 1217, ummm, ::ramble on a bit::, say something very British, err, ::reject your previous move::, Bolshevik Junction!
Well, according to Article IV Amendments to the…uhhhh…Americaburg…version that I’m using, the easiest way out of Town Without Pity is to take the last train to Clarksville.
Let me give it a try, anyway.