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Pictionary is fun.
Sniglets are fun.
Pictionary using only sniglets would be fun.
The answers are always sniglets. A dictionary of sniglets could accompany the game in case some players are not up on their snigletage. Perhaps alcohol and chinese food could(should) also be incorporated.
Sniglets
http://bertc.com/sniglets.htm [Cedar Park, Oct 17 2004]
The Meaning of Liff
http://www.amazon.c...026-9357468-2004468 Sniglets perfected by the late genius Mr Adams [nichpo, Oct 17 2004]
(?) The Meaning of Liff - complete text
http://www-personal...a/stories/liff.html [my face your, Oct 17 2004]
Pseudodictionary
http://www.pseudodictionary.com The sniglets of the 00s. [bristolz, Oct 17 2004]
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But 'alcohol' and 'chinese' and 'food' are real words... |
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So you want people to guess made-up words? Methinks frustration would ensue. |
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So, you have to draw pictures of imaginary words? Pass the alcohol, it's gonna be a long night... |
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...very long for those of us with a non-alcoholic bent. I think the entertainment value of drunks trying to convey imaginary words with pictures would be short lived. |
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I kinda like the idea until I apply practicality. I vote "neutral". Might be great for true sniglets fans. |
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I love playing with words, but I think the factory had run out of sniglet-appreciation genes when I was assembled. Even the word "sniglet" seems insufficient to me somehow. |
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A dictionary of sniglets is an oxymoron. |
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Weren't Sniglets an 80's phenomenon? Does anybody remember a single sniglet 15-20 years later? |
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Let's not do this half way. Let's invent a game that combines tiddly winks and whist... |
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Oooh, I like it. To appease the impracticality crowd, how about have a list of say 50 sniglets on display and they drawers are secretly assigned one of them to draw. |
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Actually, I do remember one sniglet which made it into the common vernacular: |
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Spork (n):The utensil commonly used by fast food restaurants intended to combine the spoon and fork into a single implement, while performing neither function well. |
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Spork is actually a trademarked name, made be the Sweetheart company. |
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I remember quite a few sniglets. Some have even made it into my general vocabulary. |
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I remember reading "Aquacoustics - (n.) Special sound waves in the bathtub that enable anyone to sing on key* " |
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Then I spent an hour looking for the footnote for that asterisk and couldn't find it. |
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Then, two words later I got to "Asterexasper - (n.) An asterisk with no corresponding footnote". |
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I came up with one way back then but never shared it with Mr. Hall because I could just picture the horrible spray of goober flying out of his mouth as he tried to pronounce it. |
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Toasperation. It's the sweat that toast makes on any hard surface while you've set it down to butter it. |
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