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The Simplectic Camel Game

Started by Griffin NoName, February 27, 2009, 12:57:39 PM

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Griffin NoName


Time we had a new game and way long past time we had a Camel game.

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But let's not just leap straight in.

Have your say about how to play this game. Nothing is certain !

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My game suggestion:  choose an adjective to describe your camel and write a short bio. or if lazy, use an already used adjective and give an alternative bio. to the original authors'.

So here's a typical post from the game played by my design:

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The Symplectic Camel
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Symplectic Camels are classical beings who paint their eyes with coal like the Egyptians. Because their hoofs are quite clumsy, the Symplectic Camel uses a fine needle dipped in khoala (a kind of residue coal dust) to ensure refined lines around the sensitive eye area. Given these Camels tend to live in windy places, the constant loss of the relatively expensive needles has been a problem, but a paricularly intelligent Camel came up with the idea of attaching the needles with a thread to the left ear (the left ear is less sensitive to piercings than the right and less prone to infections caused by rough piercings). Unfortunately there is a drawback. The needles tend to swing around right in front of the Camels' noses arbitrarily, causing a deal of uncertainty in the direction the Camel walks. The link may not at first be obvious until one remembers that Camel Sat-Nav normally consists of a simple magnetic compass looped over the right ear and suspended in front of the eyes. Thus, we have the uncertainty of the Symplectic Camel being a modern phenomenal problem.

Sad, but true.
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