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Yes, as some might have guessed by the title, this is a game inspired by the late, but great, Douglas Adams.
The game is simple, and centres around that most useful of items, the towel. All you have to do is just have to name one way in which an intergalactic hitchhiker may find a towel useful. Then, the next poster points out a flaw in the previous poster's plan. If you're not sure, here's an example:
Poster one: [b/]Use:[/b] Set the towel up with some metal poles as a frame for use as a tent.
Poster two: Yes, but if it rained then it'd soak through.
There. Easy. Here's the first use to start you off.
[b/]Use:[/b] Wrap the towel round your leg as a bandage in case of injury.
P.S. The more inventive the use, the better!
Yes, as some might have guessed by the title, this is a game inspired by the late, but great, Douglas Adams.
The game is simple, and centres around that most useful of items, the towel. All you have to do is just have to name one way in which an intergalactic hitchhiker may find a towel useful. Then, the next poster points out a flaw in the previous poster's plan. If you're not sure, here's an example:
Poster one: [b/]Use:[/b] Set the towel up with some metal poles as a frame for use as a tent.
Poster two: Yes, but if it rained then it'd soak through.
There. Easy. Here's the first use to start you off.
[b/]Use:[/b] Wrap the towel round your leg as a bandage in case of injury.
P.S. The more inventive the use, the better!