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You are going to name three things (movies, actors, actresses, books, etc) and the next person has to say what they have in common.

Example:
Daniel Radcliffe
Emma Watson
Rupert Grint

What do they have in common?

Answer: They are three main stars of the Harry Potter movie series.

Then you are going to add your three things, and so on and so forth.


Stevie Vallance
Kathleen Barr
Sharon Alexander]]> Fri, 20 Aug 2010 15:02:49 LittleCupcake http://www.rbcorner.com/cgi-bin/eblah/Blah.pl?m-1280942083/ http://www.rbcorner.com/cgi-bin/eblah/Blah.pl?m-1280942083/#num1
Then post what you want the next person to find you a picture of ]]> Wed, 4 Aug 2010 13:14:43 Rebel http://www.rbcorner.com/cgi-bin/eblah/Blah.pl?m-1280897900/ http://www.rbcorner.com/cgi-bin/eblah/Blah.pl?m-1280897900/#num1
For instance:

"The next poster has a turkey baster, a broken DVD of Rambo, a wad of used gum, and the cap of a water bottle.

Prevent Michael Jackson's death."

Then the following poster would post something like this:

"Well... I would take the turkey baster and pretend I was missing my left hand and use it as an extra appendage. My deformed left hand would scare Michael Jackson's doctor so much he wouldn't want to practice medicine anymore. From there I would lure Michael Jackson out of whatever imposed solitude he was in with the DVD of Rambo, and while he approaches me, he gets stuck to the ground by the wad of chewing gum. I use the cap of the water bottle to get the gum off of his shoe and he thanks me and wants to be my best friend where I take him home and keep him as a pet and he never dies."

As you can see.... it's quite silly. Only rule is you can only use the four objects. (So you couldn't say you use the turkey baster to actually baste a turkey, because that's two objects.)

See what ridiculous story you can come up with! So without further adieu...



The next poster has a USB with the theme song to Sailor Moon on it, a pen without any ink, a figurine of a Care Bear, and a a three ring binder.

Make yourself invisible!



]]> Wed, 4 Aug 2010 00:58:20 Rebel http://www.rbcorner.com/cgi-bin/eblah/Blah.pl?m-1275870934/ http://www.rbcorner.com/cgi-bin/eblah/Blah.pl?m-1275870934/#num1
heres the list

nibbles, Megabit, hexadecimal, Al's waiter, Bob, GlitchBob, Enzo, Matrix, Phong, Dot, Capacitor, Mke the Tv, Gigabyte, Andra, Hack, Slash. Daemon, frisket, scuzzy
if you can think of more please tell.

you can have muliply matches here the format
Player 1 to Player 2: Is the character a virus
responce
player to to player 1: yes]]> Sun, 6 Jun 2010 20:35:34 Zetabite http://www.rbcorner.com/cgi-bin/eblah/Blah.pl?m-1257108514/ http://www.rbcorner.com/cgi-bin/eblah/Blah.pl?m-1257108514/#num1 *Reposting from ReBoot.cc*

I want to propose a game I've been playing and hosting for a couple of years on a certain forum. I'll give the rules as they are, and if people are interested I'll adjust them to better suit the ReBoot universe.

The game is a very simplified variant of the classical Mafia, and is called ISP. Don't ask. ^ghx

Where to start... how about from the beginning?
The premise of the game: some characters are stuck together in a closed environment. One of them is a Villain in disguise, and the objective of the game is to find him before the game ends.

Before the game starts, the GM (Game Master) sends each of the players a private message which contains their status (Villain or innocent character) and another component of the game: a code word. The code word is a noun of moderate size: 'pencil', 'apple', 'flag', etc. More about the code words later.

The game is composed of rounds, called 'Days'. During the Days (maybe we should call them 'Seconds' here, though) the players interact in character, and basically do whatever they want, on one condition: every day each player must make three obligatory posts, one of which should contain their code word. You'll see why in a moment.

At the end of each Day all players send a PM to the GM with their vote: the player they want to 'uncover', and what they think is that player's code word. Automatically, whoever guesses someone else's word gets some sort of in-game bonus from the GM.
Now the GM counts the votes. The player the majority voted for will be "exposed" in the intro of the next "Day". If this was a regular, innocent player, nothing happens; the player stays in the game - but now everyone knows they're innocent.
However, if the majority had voted for the Villain... he's exposed in the next Day's intro (or "lyrics"), and the game ends. But does it end in victory? Ah, it depends!
See, if one of the voters guessed the Villain's word, the players win, and the Villain is beaten. But if the word had not been guessed, the Villain gets exposed, and then gets away. A tie, practically.

That's pretty much it, have I forgotten something?.. oh, yes. The number of Days is limited, of course. It's limited to half of the number of players. So if 8 players sign up to play, they have only 4 Days to find the Villain. If they don't... Game Over.
There's also an optional rule for a traitor, who works in league with the Villain. The traitor is, by definition, not in disguise (or at least not Viral or something like that), so they come across as innocent, which gives them the power to influence the players.

What do you think?]]> Sun, 1 Nov 2009 15:48:34 Hex