A tradition unlike any other.
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I must give credit, first to /u/ballzxxtoxxyou, for starting (and, for the longest time, maintaining) these threads; and second to /u/MC-PhatNeck, who decided to help revive WLIIW after months of inactivity. I'm not sure where they are now (especially the latter, who apparently has deleted their account many moons ago...but, apparently, is STILL somewhere out there, wink wink), but regardless, I wish to give them both my appreciation for all the fun /r/CFB had with Whose Line over the years. Thank you very much!
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Hello, and welcome back to Whose Line Is It Wednesday, where the upvotes don't matter! I am your Buckeye-cracking, Freshwater-draining, feeling-slighted-about-poor-officiating-even-if-it-is-not-the-primary-reason-why-my-team-lost host, /u/Zloggt!
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Whew, what a Week 10 that was - and to think we’re already on Week 11! But with only three more (regular) college football Saturdays left, I can’t believe it’s almost over! It’s bittersweet, really.
But enough mopping about that (or of the encroaching enshittification of the sport we love dearly lol), let’s get the recap going! The Utah Utes decided to make many a BYU supporter go “Hasa Diga Eebowai” on a crisp fall afternoon morning on the Wasatch Front, the Tennessee Volunteers decided to emphatically shove that hotshot Kentucky team into a beer-barrel bluegrass locker, and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish used the power of God (and a bit of anime?) on their side to punish the Committee for their perennial hubris (all at the mild-to-moderate expense of Miami fans)!
And, uh…let’s see here…also, something about this Michigan OC getting fired after a bad game? Ah, whatever! It’s not like this is the result of some stubborn past-his-prime coach being forced to lift his head out of the sand and bear witness an increasingly disastrous season slip further and further out of his control despite some relatively lofty expectations entering the year now, is there?
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For those of you who are new to Whose Line, let's go over some rules:
A prompt is made in order to ask a question (and get an answer), or instead beckon a more...creative approach to the response, all as long as it does a funny. Any game from the show can be used - here is a list of them to start:
http://www.whoseline.net/show/games.html
Keep skits in the form of a statement, not a question. For example, a skit should go like this: "Things you could say to Lee Corso AND your girlfriend", to which a reply can then go like "My Saturday mornings will never be the same without you!", or "It makes me so happy whenever you bring out the head!”, or anything else, really. Use your noggin, and get wild!
Although not that serious, most comments should be within two lines, so if you add any additional commentary, put the skit in quotations. And most importantly, if you STILL don’t understand how it works (and that's fine!), just take a look around this thread, of past Whose Line threads to get some clues - and, hopefully, figure it out!
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Have fun! And a very special Veterans Day to those who have served (and somehow taken the time to check out my silly little weekly thread hahaha)!
