[network] @PetertheGreat, video, Night 334 [open]

[zunesareawesome]

[Because what else was there to do when you were waiting for the other shoe to drop. He needed a distraction, something, anything. And maybe this would cheer people up]

So let's play a game.

I like to call it... "Star-Lord's Official Super Cool Game of Awesomeness."

Basically you tell us three of your favorite childhood things--food, toys, shows, whatever--but one is a lie. And we gotta guess which is a lie. And if you guess wrong, you have to tell us an embarrassing memory as a kid.



(OOC: Threadjacking highly encouraged!)

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[himalayanyeti]

first one right??? its the only one that doesnt have a parent odd one out its gotta be it

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[warriorscribe]

That's a good observation, but unfortunately wrong. I loved nothing more than exploring what seemed a vast unknown.

[himalayanyeti]

ok then weirdo is it the one about your mom

[warriorscribe]

I believe the rules are that you must share a childhood story for your wrong guess first? Not that I would insist if it made you truly uncomfortable to share, of course.

[himalayanyeti]

my memorys shot i dont know if i can think of anything really

i dont know if i have anything embarasing but i used to pretend to be a cowboy cept i fucking hate horses so i had a wood one instead

[warriorscribe]

May I ask why you hate horses? Memory problems are hardly your own fault, I doubt it's against the spirit of the rules to accept this as substitute.

[himalayanyeti]

you may not

and i know its still just fucking annoying when i cant remeber things i really do hate it

[warriorscribe]

I won't pry, then. I do agree on memory. It can be more alarming than "annoying", certainly, especially when you can't blame it on the passage of time. I'm sorry.