I wonder if he ran into Steve in the meantime. It's highly likely that Brian did and saved him from his self-inflicted misery or something.
Or was it Steven? I'm not good at keeping names apart especially if they are so similar
I wonder if he ran into Steve in the meantime. It's highly likely that Brian did and saved him from his self-inflicted misery or something.
Or was it Steven? I'm not good at keeping names apart especially if they are so similar
Brian rescues Steve after being tagged by Malachi thereby tagging Steve.
Steve has no doubt tagged Steven who in turn has tagged someone else... comic continues to follow this game until we end up back where we started.
Can It ever be purged? Are we stuck in an infinite loop?
Last time I checked, you can't prove something doesn't exist. But yeah, I totally get why Malachi does what he's doing. You know, for the greater glory and science and such.
I suppose Chain Tag is what we called Chase. It was basically one person is an infected zombie and every tag makes more zombies until the last person left untagged is the winner. Great game.
Always terrible being the first zombie though, especially if you weren't the most fleet of foot.
Our main variant was freeze tag. Whoever is "it" remains it for the duration. If they tag you, you are frozen in place. The only way to become unfrozen is for a non-it player to tag you back in. The game ended when everyone was frozen.
Oh man, can't wait to see how Brian reacts. Will he go beast mode like with the BB gun? Use his super speed like when Seventeen was crying? Be a Boss and go tag the Mountain Lion? Or will he just endure the burden of being IT so that nobody else has to be?
Actually, I read Brian's expression more as "This is BS." But since he's typically nonvocal, he's not going to try to argue his way out of this. It's going to be physical, demonstrative -- and get his point across. That should make for an interesting Tuesday next.
I suppose Chain Tag is what we called Chase. It was basically one person is an infected zombie and every tag makes more zombies until the last person left untagged is the winner. Great game.
Kind of; but, in chain tag, when you tag someone they hold hands with you. So, you start with one person as it. They tag someone, then whoever they've tagged holds hands with them. Then the two people have to run together to tag someone else. They hold hands too, joining in the chain. So you end up with a whole chain of people who are it chasing after the individuals who aren't in the chain. Game ends when everyone is in the chain. Once the chain is long enough, you can employ strategies like working together to encircle people!
Our main variant was freeze tag. Whoever is "it" remains it for the duration. If they tag you, you are frozen in place. The only way to become unfrozen is for a non-it player to tag you back in. The game ended when everyone was frozen.
Sounds a lot like stick-in-the-mud. You tag someone, and they freeze in place with arms and legs spread out. Anyone else can free them by crawling under their legs or arms. (Of course, whilst your slowly crawling under someone's legs is prime time to be tagged yourself...) I think we usually had a few people on the tagging team, at least two, so that the game would end when everyone was stuck in the mud.
@Showsni The games you describe sound like blob tag and tunnel tag. Big hits on the playground.
My favorite was always British Bulldog. Generally *not* permitted as you had to physically lift people off the ground to tag them. Kids got dropped. Often.
"Brilliant! Oh wait, if we were meant to fly, we would have been born with little bags of nuts."
I bet Brian is going to say "I tagged someone too", and all this ark will go on and on around all the camp until we find out that Steve who is stuck in the tree is the one and no one will pull him out.
I bet Brian is going to say "I tagged someone too", and all this ark will go on and on around all the camp until we find out that Steve who is stuck in the tree is the one and no one will pull him out.
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but they're listening to every word I say
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Maybe some kind of elf could.
All of the expressions are so good. Again. They never fail to make me smile or laugh (or sad or cry).
I imagine the final panels in the super dramatic '24' style split screen complete with sound/music.
Or was it Steven? I'm not good at keeping names apart especially if they are so similar
Steven=tall one
Brian rescues Steve after being tagged by Malachi thereby tagging Steve.
Steve has no doubt tagged Steven who in turn has tagged someone else... comic continues to follow this game until we end up back where we started.
Can It ever be purged? Are we stuck in an infinite loop?
My head hurts.
That's kind of how tag works. Unless It ends up with someone so bad at tag they have no hope of catching anyone else ever.
At least games like stick-in-the-mud and chain tag have a set point where they end...
Always terrible being the first zombie though, especially if you weren't the most fleet of foot.
No one in the camp is safe
"But wait! Brian was still holding you up with his hand! So, he tagged you back, sorta!"
"Seventeen, c'mon! There's no takesies-backsies!"
"Oh yeah."
@METFANSC t'be fair, he can't be all that heavy. Aside from his head, the rest of him is like... five twigs.
Kind of; but, in chain tag, when you tag someone they hold hands with you. So, you start with one person as it. They tag someone, then whoever they've tagged holds hands with them. Then the two people have to run together to tag someone else. They hold hands too, joining in the chain. So you end up with a whole chain of people who are it chasing after the individuals who aren't in the chain. Game ends when everyone is in the chain. Once the chain is long enough, you can employ strategies like working together to encircle people!
Sounds a lot like stick-in-the-mud. You tag someone, and they freeze in place with arms and legs spread out. Anyone else can free them by crawling under their legs or arms. (Of course, whilst your slowly crawling under someone's legs is prime time to be tagged yourself...) I think we usually had a few people on the tagging team, at least two, so that the game would end when everyone was stuck in the mud.
Now you're just being silly.
My favorite was always British Bulldog. Generally *not* permitted as you had to physically lift people off the ground to tag them. Kids got dropped. Often.
"Brilliant! Oh wait, if we were meant to fly, we would have been born with little bags of nuts."
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but they're listening to every word I say