Games. That They Don't Know About ...

[Khedive Rex]

This is the thread for games that you play not so much with your friends as on your friends.

For example, one of my favorites is "Go ahead! Call me a liar!" for players 15 and up, two or more people required.

Rules: I answer a simple common place question with the most ludacris thing I can think of. The other players proceed to try and prove me wrong.

Demonstration:
Player A: "Where is Uganda?"
Player B: "About six miles north of here."
Player A: "Very, helpful. We're in America. North of America is Canada, not Uganda."
Player B: "Ever heard of an embassy? A building technically under the control of it's host country no matter what country it's in?"
And so on, and so forth.

So, what are your games?

 

[000Ronald]

Me and Fatman often quote lines to see if we remember their sigificance. Some such examples are...

"Reef the mainsails!"

"Abbie aim!"

and the immortal

"Big O!"

...yeah, don't ask. Nightmares...

Apoloiges for adding nothing to the conversation.

 

[Alex_P]

Troll: The Provoking [http://www.criticalmiss.com/issue9/troll1.html].

Well, okay, it's not a game that I've actually played, but the idea of it as a formalized system does amuse me greatly.

-- Alex

 

[Jonathan Hexley]

I try to play this with my friends, but they never get it and don't follow up.
Have a conversation, with song titles.
ie:
Guy 1: Hey guy, Don't Fear The Reaper.
Guy 2: Oh don't worry, I've got Cherry Pie.
But they never follow up. Ever.

 

[Railu]

The most common game I play is when I'm listening to a song on the radio, is to replace all the words in the song, but still match up the the beat and notes. If there is someone else around, they always either laugh or join in.

 

[Birras]

My freind and I tried to have a conversation without using the letter 'E'

 

[Drmortuss]

My game is trying to remember the number of rich snobby people I meet at the mall, my record is in the ranges of 20 - 30 families.