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Writing tagged: ‘games’

The Encore Game

A game to play at concerts.

Published 23-Jul-2006
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games, music, stense

The Aeroplane Games

Two fun games to play on aircraft.

Published 10-Apr-2006
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games, sicily

The Street Survey Game

Giving silly answers in surveys.

Published 02-Nov-2005
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games

The Telephone Survey Game

Hours of fun!

Published 09-Apr-2005
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: conversations, games, soccer

The Modern Art Gallery Game

A silly game to play in modern art galleries.

Published 28-Nov-2004
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: ann, art, bill, games

The Starbucks Game

A game to play in Starbucks

Published 01-Jul-2004
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games

The shorthand game

A game to play with people who can write shorthand.

Published 15-Jun-2004
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: conversations, games

Cathedral Game

Coughing in Winchester Cathedral.

Published 26-Mar-2004
Filed under: Nonsense Tags: games, religion

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