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Posted by
Grim..., around 16th December 2005:
I was playing YDKJ far too late into the night last night!
Thanks, man!
But, did you go for the 7 Question game or the 21 question thaang? :D
I don't know when Cal will get his. I sent them both on Monday, but his has to go slightly further.
Posted by
Grim..., around 16th December 2005:
21, of course.
"Ah! Chest pots tits mime scraw!"
It's time for "flickrpiss nosescum"
Posted by
Grim..., around 16th December 2005:
"A pus for her, a small gay's fight"
Posted by
Grim..., around 16th December 2005:
"It's said in shops, but she shopkeeper may disagree".
The customer is always right.
Posted by
Brock, around 17th December 2005:
"If I buy this item, will you sleep with me"
Posted by
Grim..., around 17th December 2005:
Ting!
Your go, Alf!
haha, I can't rememeber any of them right now.
Posted by
Grim..., around 17th December 2005:
Make up your own =]
I wonder if cal will get his copy this side of christmas?
Ok here's three iamcal based ones:
"Talk sin, by picking pie"
"Splooge: ergo lagers"
"Cock's hotter Beadle: dyke wieners
is this some sort of cryptic crossword game?
answer:
a/ yes
b/ no
c/ red, the young girl climbs. but will he? or dog, cloudily.
It's a game where if you repeat those phrases long enough they will nearly sound like or rhyme with common iamcal phrases.
like Grim...'s example:
A pus for her, a small gay's fight
The cus to mer is all ways right
struggling...
my immediate reaction, based on this example, is (sorry) you've got to be heavily locked in to a set of clichés for this connection between A and B to be remotely achievable.
similar to the average cryptic crossword, in other words.
you have to tumble then through your head to make them sound like something else. Based on the clue that they are iamcalisms.
it's like you half hear it in your head, then try to work out what you think you just heard. Works well in the game.
i agree with the process you're saying
i'm just saying that the matches nominated as "correct" only work if you sharply restrict the possible matches to work thru. same as cryptic crosswords
"Cock's hotter Beadle: dyke wieners"
Brock's got a needle like penis
Salty: in the game it starts off with just the gibberish, then as the prize money reduces, more clues appear, which narrow down the possibilities.
"Splooge: ergo lagers"
Hooooooooge turbo chargers
Posted by
Grim..., around December 2005:
"Talk sin, by picking pie"
FORK IN MY FRICKIN' EYE!
Dammit! I just got that while on the bog. I wanted a flawless victory.
(the game that is, the toilet visit was a flawless victory. Absolutley text book.)
Famous movie quote:
Boa said, "snake my way"
im off out, someone else do one.
Posted by
Grim..., around December 2005:
'Peas thin are bent'
is this iamcalisms or filums?
Posted by
Grim..., around December 2005:
IAmCalism.
Posted by
Grim..., around December 2005:
Pfft - come on, it's easy.
Sky draught-flow such pay hiccough tea-cane drought.