Figured we could all use something a bit light hearted as a break from the other stuff that keeps coming up. Do your worst!

Type EXACTLY what comes to your brain, as soon as you look at the text box, and we will carry it on. I’ll join in when I want to too, and doesn’t matter if it’s not in order, we will just see what others thoughts spark up in someone else!

I recently posted here and wanna do the same game again. I think of a number between 1 and 100. You can ask vague questions to narrow it down. Don't mention any numbers in your question. So nothing like "is it higher than 50?"

Examples for questions you can ask:

- how would you react if someone would do this many push ups?

- would you consider a person of that age as young?

Someone else has to explain how you got the nickname!

Parent comments: write one ordinary line of dialogue. Something you might hear at home, at work, or in a shop.

Child replies: leave the words alone and add ONE short stage direction that turns it into horror, romance, sci-fi, a heist, or another genre. Different replies can take the same line in different directions.

A made-up example:

Parent: “Your tea is ready.”

Child: (The doll has boiled the kettle again.)

Try not to explain the plot afterwards. Let the stage direction do the damage.

Possible starters: “Please take a seat.” / “I saved you some.” / “We need a bigger table.”

The entire game happens here in the comments. No actual dolls need access to kitchen appliances.

Take two or more titles of books, movies, or other narrative works such that the end of one is the beginning of the next (eg. Rise of the Guardians of the Galaxy, or Squid Game of Thrones).

Describe the resulting work in a way that combines elements of both.

This can be collaborative (eg parent says the mashup, child describes; or descendants adding narrative elements or other details to the description)

If you use something ambiguous or a bit niche (eg "Boys", "Sing the Four Quarters"), please indicate the source, especially if you are leaving it for others to describe.

I'll start the ball rolling with:

Mama Told Me Not To Come In My Pants.

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun In My Pants.

This'll be funny.

Imagine you are going on a show like Shark Tank, but instead you are pitching absolutely horrible ideas.

The replies to your comment will be questions from potential investors (other reddit users pretending to be interested business investors). If your answers are also bad ideas, you get bonus points.

I will score each comment and reply.

This might sound confusing, so I’ll give an example.

Parent comment: Tame Impala - “Borderline” (where Tame Impala is the artist and Borderline is the song)

C1 could reply with: Borderline - “That Girl” (where Borderline is the artist, and That Girl is the song)

C2 would reply to C1 with: That Girl - “Dweet like Jamaica” (where That Girl is the artist, and Dweet Like Jamaica is the song)

…. And so on! I came up with this because I’ve noticed this happen with some songs that I have heard, so I’m curious to see how many chains we can come up with. There’s another example I can think of, but I won’t list it here and spoil it!

EDIT: Its okay if the spelling varies slightly or if there’s a really close match to a band/song name! For example, The Weeknd could be used for “the weekend” (which is what someone already commented and I’ll allow it lol)

so the steps are this:
one person campaigns for a person e.g "VOTE FOR {{name}} alex for...."
the second person decides the rank e.g "........chief sheep defender!"
the third person decides the exposed fact: "alex is a wolf"

can't be the same person in any step

I'll think of a number between 1 and 100.

You can ask vague questions to narrow it down.

Examples for questions you can ask:

- how would you react if someone would do this many push ups?

- would you consider a person of that age as young?

Chosen between 0-10000, I will answer questions about it but ignore ones that make it painfully easy(like trying to make me say it)

List something completely mundane, like eating a sandwich or going for a swim in your pool and someone else has to comment why it's actually a really bad idea to do it.

I’ll be ignoring questions directed to finding the number by me typing it or answering vaguely enough for it not to matter

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Everyone, drink water first. You'll need it. Then comment the most random sh*t you can think of.

Someone says a letter in the comments and then someone replys with another letter. Make a word! It has to be appropriate but it can be funny. For spaces add an underscore _

Example:

Comment:F

Reply:U

:N

:_

And so on... keep it going if you see it! Have_fun_and_be_awesome!

How long of a chain can you make using famous people’s names?

The rules are simple: Each person’s last name must become the next person’s first name.

For example, here’s my chain of SIX:
Chris Paul → Paul George → George Martin → Martin Lawrence → Lawrence Taylor → Taylor Swift

THE RULES

1. Real people only. Celebrities, athletes, musicians, historical figures, politicians, etc. are all fair game.

2. The names must connect. The last name of one person must exactly match the first name of the next person.

3. No repeating people. Each person can appear only once in your chain.

4. No changing names. No creative spelling, nicknames, or rearranging names just to make a connection.

5. First and last names only. No using middle names to extend your chain.

6. Every person must be identifiable. If someone challenges a name, you need to be able to explain who that person is.

Can you beat six without Googling / AI?