RPG Superstar 2013 Top 32
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Okay, the rules of the game:
I'll start by posting a simple phrase connecting two things. Then, each person who comments must copy the thing that I have said and link a new connection onto the end. You must copy the entire previous post and add your own detail onto the end. We should end up with some hideously long posts eventually. I'll demonstrate first and then you take it from there:
Will Smith was in the movie "I, Robot," which was based on a book by Isaac Asimov. Asimov joined Mensa but is said to have found that many of the members were arrogant about their intelligence, so he let his membership lapse.
Something that is more like a chain and less like a snowball rolling down a mountain is a procession holding hands.
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keeping tabs on people was a favourite activity for J.Edgar Hoover.
He did stuff Heathanson doesn't do, but then Heathanson does lots of stuff he would never do, like play D&D.
If you did, then you would be in Mensa, too.
If I hated Heathy enough, would i be in Mensa?
Will Smith was in the movie "I, Robot," which was based on a book by Isaac Asimov. Asimov joined Mensa but is said to have found that many of the members were arrogant about their intelligence, so he let his membership lapse. Asimov also penned the three laws of robotics. But, in reality most robotics students pine to build killing machines.
No, you have to copy the whole block of text and add to the end. As Faterspinner pointed out, eventually it will get incredibly long, but at some point we could just start over with a new, single sentence.
Will Smith was in the movie "I, Robot," which was based on a book by Isaac Asimov. Asimov joined Mensa but is said to have found that many of the members were arrogant about their intelligence, so he let his membership lapse. Asimov also penned the three laws of robotics. But, in reality most robotics students pine to build killing machines.
This is why you should be wary of robot lawn mowers and robot vacuum cleaners, as they mark the beginning of the end.
Will Smith was in I am Legend, but the mensas were all zombies.
Boy are they smart......NOT!
Due to another witty retort by Heathy, another word game is resolved :)
Judging by the bad smell of the majority of the mensa population, I'm going with no.