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For those not making the connection, by "twister spindial" i mean the Twister game piece that someone, who got talked into being the "referee" or someother ploy, would flick a loose pointer on, & it would land on "yellow : inner-elbow" or some other color : body-part correlation that people would try
to make happen without falling down, cause that meant that they'd have to stop straddling that vixen on "turquiose : eye-lash".
So, use that piece as an analog clock-face.
The hip would take it literally, putting their pinky on some pink cotton-candy or their tounge against your yellow-teeth; & the lame would do the same thing except not think of a witticism such as "hyperspace time passage" or "my perception of color just altered" or "im redefining 'my pinky' as 'your navel'", that would allow a smooth transition into momentarily non-idiosyncratic conversation.
Twister Spinner
http://www.mathemat...er/spinner/1966.jpg
here is what it looks like [krelnik, Oct 17 2004]
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Ah, the dreaded "tounge" strikes again. Could you try that again, please, but this time in English? |
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[And are you the exact same person as Cracked_Helmut, or merely equally badly educated?] |
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That's harsh. Hmm, "harsh" that's a weird word. |
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So, good doctor, am i to understand that "tounge" is too divergent from your unstated spelling for you to know what i mean? |
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Well; i'll give you a hint: <SLURP.> |
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o good god; why do i even bite into bickerish bait. mysterious -1s have suddenly appeared on all my ideas... hhuh boy. |
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One might say that this would be your loss. |
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Obviously, proper spelling and punctuation is preferable. It bugs the hell out of me. But it's not a crime, and none of us are exempt from the occasional slip. On top of that, many of us have language and spelling difficulties (dyslexia, dyspraxia, etc). Chill. |
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Shirley analog is an accepted spelling also. |
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Yeah, what's with all the u's the English go in for? 'Honour.' No that's plain wrong. HONOR! Clean, perfect, symmetrical! kind of. I don't even want to get into ARSE. |
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I don't think any-one wishes to get into your arse. Being inside your head is torment enough. |
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The game is liable to take awhile to finish. I'm sure I'll have eyelash cramps by the end. |
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At least you're in the game. I have absolutely no idea what this guy's on about. |
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He's talking about using the face and spinning pointer from the game Twister as a clock. |
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"What time is lunch?"
"15 after Left-Hand-Red". |
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Sheesh, snarfy, you appear to be right. I wonder what this says about you that you were able to understand what he was talking about? |
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rr: you should be able to Bake this pretty darn easily using a clock kit. Go for it! (Tho' you'll probably want to talk to Milton Bradley before marketing it.) |
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So, depending on what this "clock" tells us about the time and where its hands point, we're just supposed to stop what we're doing and put our specified appendages on something of the color indicated? |
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Sounds crazy - perhaps a little too crazy, if that's possible. Maybe this idea just needed to be written in a catchier fashion. Here, allow me.... |
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Workday a bore? Need a conversation-starter? Kids need something to do? Sounds like you need:
The Twister Spindial Clock (or rename it the Twister Time Fun Clock)!! |
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Simply take an ordinary spindial from the classic game Twister and turn it into an analog clock face, complete with time-keeping device and hands. Use the Twister Time Fun Clock as an ordinary wall clock. Whenever you find yourself begging for a little fun, take a gander at the time and do what it says! Left hand on blue? Quick - find something blue, like your girlfriend's sweater, and put your left hand on it. Right foot on green? Find something green, like a salad, and get that right foot on it! |
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As with the original Twister game, entertainment value increases greatly with more people participating. A great party-starter. |
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Or maybe you just wait for the clock to run down to determine where you put your hands/feet? |
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Thanks. Honorary croissants will be accepted. ;) |
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i guess my implications were too deep & far-reaching. |
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Get to know your audience. ;) |
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that's actually a fairly kindly-phrased & poignant response,
XSarenkaX. |
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I think you've just become my "person who i mumble
indecipherable gibberish into their ear & they enunciate
a managable plan clearly into the microphone." No
quitters. |
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first order of business: "bat-sonar... tie their shoelaces
together... really long eye-lashes... deep unholy vibrato...
2 for 1... ... ...That's It." |
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Thank you for the compliment, but with all due respect, I am not willing to be your "person who [you] mumble indecipherable gibberish into [my] ear & [I] enunciate a managable plan clearly into the microphone," especially not without compensation. <holds out open palm and points to it, repeatedly> |
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How to know the person you've just met is a fellow baker: |
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When you ask them for the time and they respond by putting their right foot on something yellow. |
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