Re: [OT] Who would win?
Stormmee
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"Mark Edwards" <Mark-E...@tx.rr.com> wrote in message
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>
> A couple of months ago, I discovered this card game called "Who Would
> Win?" at a local pioneer festival thingy. A game/comic store (the
> local D&D hangout) had it on offer.
>
> Basically, you select an event card and two personality (real and/or
> fictional) cards, and explain why you think one or the other
> personality would win at the given activity.
>
> After several good shuffles, I drew these:
>
> Who would win at lion taming;
> Barack Obama, 44th US president or
> Bill Gates, software tycoon
>
> So who do y'all think would win, and why?
>
>
> Hugs and Purrs,
> Mark
Dan M
> the lion, Lee
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bastX...@sonic.net
> I like shoot-em-up games. Pacifists, no hoomins are shot in
> this game. Ignore the oriental instructions, etc. You will not
> need them.
> Hint - the ciggie must be exactly in the crosshairs of the water gun.
> Talk about smoke cessation.....LOL.
> http://www.myrealgames.com/free-online-games/cigarette-killer/
That's hilarious! I am so not going to *that* library. :)
Naturally, I died horribly in my first game. I have no idea why, I
thought I was doing pretty good. If it gave me feedback about that,
oh well...
Joyce
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Jofirey
"hopitus" <hop...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I like shoot-em-up games. Pacifists, no hoomins are shot in
this game. Ignore the oriental instructions, etc. You will not
need them.
Hint - the ciggie must be exactly in the crosshairs of the water
gun.
Talk about smoke cessation.....LOL.
http://www.myrealgames.com/free-online-games/cigarette-killer/
Cats don't smoke.
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Charlie will like this one. Only person I ever met more violent
about being exposed to others peoples smoke than my mother. She had
a sign on her desk in the early sixties that said "don't even think
about smoking here". Before it was a fad.
About the same time, Charlie was working in the Pentagon. Back when
many in the military were chain smokers. It wasn't uncommon for a
smoker to wander about the office carrying an ashtray with them
along with their always lit cigerette. He was known to pick up
ashtrays that were left on his desk and throw them across the room.
Jo
Lesley
> Hint - the ciggie must be exactly in the crosshairs of the water gun.
> Talk about smoke cessation.....LOL.
>
>
As a smoker it's kinda embarassing to admit I scored max on the first
go
Lesley
Slave of the Fabulous Furballs