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Writing tagged: ‘games’

The Pop-star Biscuit Game

In which I invent a game about pop-stars who sound like biscuits.

Published 07-Aug-2017
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: biscuits, conversations, games, jen

The Italian elbow game

This is a game I usually play in Italian restaurants to check if the staff are authentic Italians.

Published 26-May-2014
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: conversations, games, italy, poland

The Paparazzo Game redux

I decided to challenge my friend Stense to a round of the Paparazzo Game on Monday.

Published 06-Dec-2013
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: dogs, games, motoring, stense

The Devil Woman Game

A great game to play at pop concerts.

Published 16-Jun-2008
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games, music, videos

The Paparazzo Game

As played with Stense.

Published 16-Dec-2007
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games, stense, videos

The Talking With Americans Game

Can you beat them to the faux pas?

Published 01-Apr-2007
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: americans, games

The Hit-Nun

In which Jen narrowly escapes a would-be assassin/nun.

Published 31-Mar-2007
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games, italy, jen, nuns, religion

The Sistine Chapel Game

...take a photo without being caught.

Published 30-Mar-2007
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games, photography, religion

The Entering Scotland Game

This one's dead easy to play.

Published 22-Nov-2006
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games, scotland

The Caffè Nero Customer Survey Game

Customer survey hilarity!

Published 28-Oct-2006
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games, surveys

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