Post by ADMIN CeCe on Dec 17, 2008 18:04:02 GMT -8
So this is how you play:
the first person starts by saying: Duck.
Player two: Duck.
Player three: Duck.
NOW! because there are three ducks, the next player may goose the player above.
What is goosing?
By goosing the above player, you are thereby given the right to add something to their siggy. This thing may be ONE sentence, and may be whatever you please.
Here's an example goose:
H E A T H rocks my socks cause I ate them for breakfast.
You must also say how long they must keep it there- typically it's three days.
And the gooser can decide the color and etc.
IF YOU ARE GOOSED, YOU MUST ADD THE SENTENCE TO YOUR SIGGY! and you may not edit it... I'm watching you... growl. xP
So, lets play! And remember, there must be at least three ducks between each goose, BUT there can be an unlimited number of ducks... buah ha ha.
I'll start:
d...UCK!
the first person starts by saying: Duck.
Player two: Duck.
Player three: Duck.
NOW! because there are three ducks, the next player may goose the player above.
What is goosing?
By goosing the above player, you are thereby given the right to add something to their siggy. This thing may be ONE sentence, and may be whatever you please.
Here's an example goose:
H E A T H rocks my socks cause I ate them for breakfast.
You must also say how long they must keep it there- typically it's three days.
And the gooser can decide the color and etc.
IF YOU ARE GOOSED, YOU MUST ADD THE SENTENCE TO YOUR SIGGY! and you may not edit it... I'm watching you... growl. xP
So, lets play! And remember, there must be at least three ducks between each goose, BUT there can be an unlimited number of ducks... buah ha ha.
I'll start:
d...UCK!
