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rotundity Posted Oct 22, 2006
More typos - sorry!
You've got an infront instead of an in front, and I can still spot a definately - it's just after the wind and tumbleweed bit!
Arguements = arguments
You say laying down in a footnote, rather than lying down.
Finally, your last sentence should start "Remember to use" or "Remember - use" rather than just "Remember use"
Otherwise, brilliant entry. I really enjoyed it.
A14590910 - Theatre Improvisation.
Aximili Posted Oct 26, 2006
Thanks, both of you. Bad keyboard skills and bad proofreading mean I usually miss typos. I am always grateful to people who point them out.
A14590910 - Theatre Improvisation.
FordsTowel Posted Oct 27, 2006
A few more examples of games would be well received.
There are some with similar names. I prefer Bus Ride to Bus Stop, for example.
This description is taken from another web site, so it cannot be used without some research and a rewrite:
BUS RIDE
Ask for a volunteer bus driver or leader can take the role. Students are waiting at a bus stop. The bus driver picks up a passenger and when the passenger gets on the bus driver takes on the personality, mannerisms, dialect, etc. of the passenger. They have a short conversation in this manner, circling around once before picking up a new passenger. Each time a new passenger gets on the bus, the driver and all other passengers take on the persona of the new passenger and converse with one another in this mode until all passengers have been picked up.
In Bus Stop, there are always two players with the newest one trying to antagonise or intimidate the other to give up their seat and leave.
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The H2G2 Editors Posted Oct 31, 2006
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