Psychictionary

[tablesaw]

After extensive Jedi NPL training, it's sometimes strange to play games with other people. Take yesterday's game of Pictionary using player-submitted clues.

Player:

OK, the category is historical event, but I don't even know anything about this.

Tablesaw:

The Defenestration of Prague!

Player:

...

Player:

We still get the point even though I didn't draw anything, right?

Comments

[seekingferret]

In my house we always try to guess the Final Jeopardy question based on category. I pulled it off a few weeks ago on this Final Jeopardy: http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=3587

[cramerica.livejournal.com]

Was that homemade Pictionary?

[cramerica.livejournal.com]

(looks up, reads that this is the case) In that each team keeps their own clues separate? How's it work? Want to play.

[tablesaw]

We put names on the outside, and tried to keep one team separate from the other. If we'd been planning ahead, we probably would have just used two spearate bags, one for each team.

[yomikoma]

You are totally a Pictionary Jedi.

[dedalus_1947]

That's the Tablesaw that used to drive his sister crazy when trying to play games.

[tahnan]

We played Charades in drama class in, I think, 8th grade. I stood up, took a slip of paper, stared blankly at it. Shrugged, signed "movie", signed "one word", and Rand Hargrett, Lord bless her, said "Poltergeist". And that was without all the fancy Jedi training!