Telephone is a wonderful little game to play with a big crowd. You say something to one person, and tell them to pass it along. It passes along the entire group, and by the time it comes out the other end, its changed.
Lets play that. I'll start us off with a sentance. The next poster can do one of three things to it. They can:
1) Change one word already in the sentance.
2) Remove one word already in the sentance.
3) Add one word that is not already in the sentance.
The catch is, the new sentance still has to make sense (grammatically speaking, you can say "the sky feels like cheese" if you want, but not "purple monkey dishwasher"). You can add/remove articles like "a" "and" or "the" to make sure it still makes sense if needed.
So lets kick this off:
Bananas are a delicious addition to a bowl of cereal.
Lets play that. I'll start us off with a sentance. The next poster can do one of three things to it. They can:
1) Change one word already in the sentance.
2) Remove one word already in the sentance.
3) Add one word that is not already in the sentance.
The catch is, the new sentance still has to make sense (grammatically speaking, you can say "the sky feels like cheese" if you want, but not "purple monkey dishwasher"). You can add/remove articles like "a" "and" or "the" to make sure it still makes sense if needed.
So lets kick this off:
Bananas are a delicious addition to a bowl of cereal.
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