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Scattergories
Ezekiel Zelias Chaos
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Scattergories is the game where you and players are tasked with thinking up words that can be found in "categories"(e.g. boy's name, capitol, food, favorite historical person). The words are determined primarily by a multi-sided die which is covered in letters of the alphabet. For boy's name and a dice roll of R, you may select names such as Richard, Roosevelt, ronnie, etc.
My dilemma: My group and I came across the category "Words associated with Exercise." I had selected the word "wander" as a means by which one can obtain exercise. By our group, it was determined that Wander has no association with exercise, but I wanted a broader perspective.
A fun game to get into, I would recommend it to anyone having friends over.
My dilemma: My group and I came across the category "Words associated with Exercise." I had selected the word "wander" as a means by which one can obtain exercise. By our group, it was determined that Wander has no association with exercise, but I wanted a broader perspective.
A fun game to get into, I would recommend it to anyone having friends over.
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I am dissapointed.
What are you, retarded?
Wander?
The objective is to think of words that everyone else wont think of. Of course I guess you could eliminate others points by writing down words they thought of as well.
However wander isn't exercise, no matter how "broad" you can get. I think its accepted that if there is no legitimate use of the word in ANY language-groups common dialouge, then the word is wrong.
But yea, Windsurfing I could see (even though I don't see that as exercise, so much as recreation) might've worked. Definitely someone would have guess weights and walking though.
An acceptable definition of wander would be to go somewhere at a leisurely pace.
It's essentially walking but trickier.
I'm not sure I'd consider either exercise but if you're going to count walking then wander works too.
His answer was Tool Time with Tim The Tool man Taylor.
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