I'm going to be picky but The pope and athiests seem to be co-habiting here at the moment??
Or is that just too pedantic?
Nope, you're right.
So now is as good a time as any to raise this issue: what happens when someone's selection does not meet with approval by others? Does the next person take a stab at the same item or do we keep on moving?
I'm going to be picky but The pope and athiests seem to be co-habiting here at the moment??
Or is that just too pedantic?
Nope, you're right.
So now is as good a time as any to raise this issue: what happens when someone's selection does not meet with approval by others? Does the next person take a stab at the same item or do we keep on moving?
There are many times we could have been picky. I stopped being picky after page 2. You can make arguments about some of the choices. LEts not nit pick and lets just say it was 'Radical Atheists'
That's in reverse order! The antichrist does not remove the second coming; rather the second coming would remove the antichrist (which is why I would have gone with "the second wash cloth" instead).
I propose a new rule: if there's a credible disageement with the last item, the person with the credible disagreement must come up with a new item (which would work sort of like a "reset" button). O.K.?
In any event, the Christ would remove the Antichrist, which effectively is the nuclear option in this game. This would then spark a heated debate about Christianity and whether anything could remove the Christ. Accordingly, I would propose another rule: invocation of deities is tantamount to invoking a nuclear bomb, so no deity invocations, except at weddings and funerals.
Removal Game
Posted - 09/24/2007 : 21:42:21
