Telephone Pictionary

[marcusmarcusrc]

So, Becca and I went to a games party last night. The hostess suggested that we play telephone pictionary. I perked up a lot, and she said "funnily enough I learned about this game from MIT people. Maybe we have some connections!"

And it turned out she learned it from nonnihil and ukelele and crew through the "Death & Pineapples" email list.

Small world.

Also, "Chaos" can turn into "A butterfly saved Romeo & Juliet" and then back into "Chaos".

Comments

[ukelele.livejournal.com]

eirias emailed me about this this morning. I am wildly amused! :) And glad you two have run into one another -- not just because the job sounds like a great fit for you! -- but because you are both awesome in ways I think work well together :).

[chenoameg.livejournal.com]

Hee!

[nonnihil.livejournal.com]

Further evidence for my hypothesis that there are only actually a couple hundred people in the world and the rest is just an elaborate fraud.

[eirias.livejournal.com]

Hmm, I see our mutual friends have alerted us both to each other's identity here. :) Hello!

[avacon.livejournal.com]

Was it exactly the same game? There would be some great irony if the rules of telephone pictionary changed as it travelled from social group to social group.

(Small worlds are great, though...)

[kirisutogomen.livejournal.com]

"A butterfly saved Romeo & Juliet"

Well, they were strange attractors.

[hannka.livejournal.com]

we always play it at ensemble retreats :)