Mixed letter Game

[Vintage1998]

write something but mix up the letters in each word. Then the next person write the same phrase only they write it properly.

I will start

I wnet to the sohp.

[Havok]

ylealr? htta si oloc

[Vintage1998]

Really that is cool.

You are meant to translate the other first

hlelo, im cleald Aungs

[Havok]

Hello, I'm "." Angus

Lol

hatt asw eiwrd

[Jye Briscoe]

That was weird.

I ctna elvebie sti otn tbrteu!

[Havok]

I cant believe its not "?"

Lol

htwa era uyo ignod

[Vintage1998]

What are you doing

ntihnog mcuh, waht aobut you

[Havok]

Nothing Much, what about you

retpty odgo

[Vintage1998]

? Good

KO. i jsut otg kabc omrf hlosco

[iMatt]

OK. I just got back from school.
mi a dioti

[Vintage1998]

your an idiot ! :P:p:tongue_smilie::lol:

[ilovebender.com]

You know, they shoulda' called this the Anagram Game...
FAIL.

[Walmone-Jusee]

Whether you are at a Christmas party with friends or neighbors, planning a work party for co-workers or employees, or just sitting around the living room with your own family, the 7 games listed below are sure to be a hit for any family, people of all ages, and groups of all sizes.

1) Gift Unwrapping Madness: In preparation, wrap a gift inside a box (wrap it a few times), and then place that box inside a box and also wrap that box many times, etc. - do this with a few boxes. Place the gift in the center with a pair of mis-matched gloves. The goal is to be the first to unwrap all the boxes to win the gift. At 'Go' the first person will roll two dice. If they roll double 3's or 6's, they will put on the gloves and start unwrapping. The next person will then roll, and once they also roll two 3's or 6's, the first person will stop and the next person now puts on the gloves and starts unwrapping. This continues until one person un-wraps everything and wins the gift.

2) The Gift Giving/Taking Frenzy: Each person will come to the party with a wrapped gift. The item can be a 'white elephant' or very nice item. Place all the gifts in the center and everyone sits in a circle. The first person will go and choose one gift and unwrap it in front of everyone. Going to the left, the next person can either choose a new gift from the center, or take the gift from the first person (or anyone else in the circle who has chosen one as the game progresses). But, after the 3rd time a gift has passed hands, it is frozen and can't be chosen any more. If a gift is taken from you, you choose another gift (either from the center or from someone else - but no taking the gift back that someone just took from you). Each person will have a gift at the end of the game.

3) Christmas Carol Drawing Charades: Everyone will write a common Christmas story or carol and place them all in a bowl. Divide everyone playing into two teams. One person from each team will come to the front and together choose one slip. They will then go back to their team and at 'go,' have to draw the story/carol on a paper. No talking - just drawing. The first team to guess correctly gets a point. The team with the most points once all the slips have been drawn is the winner! A variation is rather than drawing, teams will have to act the carol.

4) C.H.R.I.S.T.M.A.S Digital Race: Divide everyone playing into teams of three, and each team will need a car and digital camera (or cell phone camera). At 'go,' each team will venture out and drive around the city and try to find random Christmas related objects for each letter of the word C.H.R.I.S.T.M.A.S., and take a picture of it. For example, teams might take a picture of a Santa for 'S', a Christmas Tree for 'T', or Mistletoe for 'M', etc. The first team back wins (only if they have a picture for each letter as proof that they found an item for each letter)!

[Yoshirama]

what the heck?

[frys_red_jacket]

Whether you are at a Christmas party with friends or neighbors, planning a work party for co-workers or employees, or just sitting around the living room with your own family, the 7 games listed below are sure to be a hit for any family, people of all ages, and groups of all sizes.

1) Gift Unwrapping Madness: In preparation, wrap a gift inside a box (wrap it a few times), and then place that box inside a box and also wrap that box many times, etc. - do this with a few boxes. Place the gift in the center with a pair of mis-matched gloves. The goal is to be the first to unwrap all the boxes to win the gift. At 'Go' the first person will roll two dice. If they roll double 3's or 6's, they will put on the gloves and start unwrapping. The next person will then roll, and once they also roll two 3's or 6's, the first person will stop and the next person now puts on the gloves and starts unwrapping. This continues until one person un-wraps everything and wins the gift.

2) The Gift Giving/Taking Frenzy: Each person will come to the party with a wrapped gift. The item can be a 'white elephant' or very nice item. Place all the gifts in the center and everyone sits in a circle. The first person will go and choose one gift and unwrap it in front of everyone. Going to the left, the next person can either choose a new gift from the center, or take the gift from the first person (or anyone else in the circle who has chosen one as the game progresses). But, after the 3rd time a gift has passed hands, it is frozen and can't be chosen any more. If a gift is taken from you, you choose another gift (either from the center or from someone else - but no taking the gift back that someone just took from you). Each person will have a gift at the end of the game.

3) Christmas Carol Drawing Charades: Everyone will write a common Christmas story or carol and place them all in a bowl. Divide everyone playing into two teams. One person from each team will come to the front and together choose one slip. They will then go back to their team and at 'go,' have to draw the story/carol on a paper. No talking - just drawing. The first team to guess correctly gets a point. The team with the most points once all the slips have been drawn is the winner! A variation is rather than drawing, teams will have to act the carol.

4) C.H.R.I.S.T.M.A.S Digital Race: Divide everyone playing into teams of three, and each team will need a car and digital camera (or cell phone camera). At 'go,' each team will venture out and drive around the city and try to find random Christmas related objects for each letter of the word C.H.R.I.S.T.M.A.S., and take a picture of it. For example, teams might take a picture of a Santa for 'S', a Christmas Tree for 'T', or Mistletoe for 'M', etc. The first team back wins (only if they have a picture for each letter as proof that they found an item for each letter)!

the hell is this pointless garbage????

[ilovebender.com]

The Spammers strike again

[Teesside Native]

moneWal-seeJu si a maerspm. :spam:

[ilovebender.com]

Jesus Walis? sperm moan

cpeyre

[homerjaysimpson]

creepy

that's easy

anmarag

[cinco]

wyh si tish trehad roepende?