Word Game

[goldandblack]

Ok let me add another rule. A player can’t use a word that’s already been used unless it’s the original word for the winning response.

who would do such a thing Mr 9.



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[goldandblack]

Blaze/Burn

Burn / Bread


Marko the Wolf 8
Liz's No 9 Wood , 8



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[number 9]

Blaze/Burn

Burn / Bread


MarkoWolf 8
Town 8

Well done!

[goldandblack]

Thank YOU
NEW WORD

Banana /




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[number 9]

Banana/Britannia

[marko69]

Before going on......., and I know you've added a shedload of rules already......, but, ....., do the words need to have a direct relation? A loose relation? Banana and Britannia is confusing me.

Edit: Just googled. Ok, must be a US biscuit Co? Yes?

Britannia / Broker

[number 9]

Before going on......., and I know you've added a shedload of rules already......, but, ....., do the words need to have a direct relation? A loose relation? Banana and Britannia is confusing me.

Edit: Just googled. Ok, must be a US biscuit Co? Yes?

Britannia / Broker

Check rule #3. Yes I apologize for all the rules, it’s Wolfie’s fault…cheating bugger!

[marko69]

Before going on......., and I know you've added a shedload of rules already......, but, ....., do the words need to have a direct relation? A loose relation? Banana and Britannia is confusing me.

Edit: Just googled. Ok, must be a US biscuit Co? Yes?

Britannia / Broker

Check rule #3. Yes I apologize for all the rules, it’s Wolfie’s fault…cheating bugger!

Yes, rule 3......, 3. Words may be associated by meaning, spelling, syllables, vowels etc.

I get the "meaning" part. But spelling, syllables & vowels? What would be an example here?

You write Britannia........, I write Britannia, I win

Explain to the thick Scottish git please.

[number 9]

Before going on......., and I know you've added a shedload of rules already......, but, ....., do the words need to have a direct relation? A loose relation? Banana and Britannia is confusing me.

Edit: Just googled. Ok, must be a US biscuit Co? Yes?

Britannia / Broker

Check rule #3. Yes I apologize for all the rules, it’s Wolfie’s fault…cheating bugger!

Yes, rule 3......, 3. Words may be associated by meaning, spelling, syllables, vowels etc.

I get the "meaning" part. But spelling, syllables & vowels? What would be an example here?

You write Britannia........, I write Britannia, I win

Explain to the thick Scottish git please.

Refer to rule #4.

[number 9]

New Rules:
1. A round begins when the original word is posted.
2. Players must respond to the original word with an associated word that begins with the SAME letter (eg. Bread/Butter or Fantastic/Fanatic).
3. Words may be associated by meaning, spelling, syllables, vowels etc.
4. A player's first response can not be the original word, and a word can not be used again unless it’s the winning original word response.
5. A round ends when the original word is once again posted as a response. The player or team wins the round and chooses the next word.

These are the latest rules for the Word Game. Do the rules make sense? I'd appreciate everyone's feedback except for Wolfie.

Btw, I really like the Team concept. It would be great if we could get the two kiwis (Frosty and Wellywood) involved?

Everyone's welcome! It's been a good laugh so far.

Britannia/Broker…I think

[number 9]

Broker/Bond

[Charnwood]

Bond / Banana

[number 9]

Bond / Banana

???

[Charnwood]

Bond / Banana

???

Look up Banana Bond as in Chemistry. Trust me No9 it’s 100%

[number 9]

Ok you got it! I’ll update scores later.

New word?

[Charnwood]

New word;

Pension /

[number 9]

Pension/Pay

[Charnwood]

Pay / Pontoon

[number 9]

Pay / Pontoon

I’m lost again Charny. Please explain

[Charnwood]

Pontoon is a card game, the objective is to collect cards to the value of 21 with two cards, Ace +KQJ is called “Pontoon” and . The banker Pays Out when this is achieved.

“Banker pays out on Pontoon, 21 and 5 card tricks”. a term regularly heard in any Casino or card playing household.

[number 9]

Pontoon is a card game, the objective is to collect cards to the value of 21 with two cards, Ace +KQJ is called “Pontoon” and . The banker Pays Out when this is achieved.

“Banker pays out on Pontoon, 21 and 5 card tricks”. a term regularly heard in any Casino or card playing household.

Ok, thanks.

Pontoon/Play

[number 9]

Bond / Banana

Town 9
MarkoWolf 8

Pontoon/Play

[marko69]

Play / Poker

[Charnwood]

Poker / Party

[number 9]

Party/Political

[marko69]

Broadcast?

Ah f*ck. Doesn't start with a "P please, Bob"

Political / Pontificate

[number 9]

Pontificate/Papal

[Charnwood]

Papal / Pension

[number 9]

Papal / Pension

You’re on my team, so I’m fine with it but please explain for Wolfie & Marko.

[Charnwood]

Papal Pension is quite simply The Popes Pension, not sure why it needs explaining. I assumed you set it up hoping one of our team saw it first.