Sorry dude! But as a consolation you get to start the new thread!

1. 2 post rule is in effect, as with any forum game. If you are unsure what that is, go see the forum game rules.

     1.1 Updated 5 October 2019

Replacing the old 2-Post Rule (2PR) previously in effect, there is now a 1-Post Rule (1PR) which applies to all Forum Games topics. This means to reply again inside any given forum game, there must be ONE other poster who replies after your previous post. - CB

2. Your post cannot be just the number, generally it should follow the ongoing conversation.

3. Spamming is strictly prohibited and doing so will have you be smitten by bunnies.

4. Obviously, include the number in your post.

For reference:

To play, observe the satellite image and try to guess the city by:

- Analyzing the shape and layout of the urban area
- Inferring the climate region from the earth's surface texture
- Spotting recognizable landmarks visible from above

The Rules:

1. - The first person to correctly identify the city gets to share the next Google Earth satellite image
2. - Make sure to remove all labels and layers, leaving only the satellite basemap
3. - The screen capture orientation must be set to North-up (i.e., the top of the image points towards the north)
4. - The scale of the image should be set to show the entire urban area, with a small portion of the surrounding rural or suburban area visible
5. - You can choose to skip your turn if you'd like
6. While it can be fun to challenge one another with more difficult guesses, I suggest limiting the game to metropolitan areas with populations greater than 100,000. This will help keep the game moving, make it more enjoyable for everyone, and avoid situations where progress is stalled by hard guesses for small cities in remote or lesser-known regions.

Here we go:

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Original post:

Okay everyone: quite simply, this game follows the same concept of The Guess Who Is Not Going to Post After Me Game, except you are guessing who is next.

I will have to say... City_Master

The next user will be inside a chamber of uranium imminent to explode.

Rules are easy: You just have to continue the story by posting three words.

Example: Person 1: "There was a" Person 2: "man who was" ...

And of course the Forum Game Rules

Note: The story doesn't have to make sense. The game is only fun if you refer to the post above you!

Ok, I'll start:

I went out

The Next Person...

The aim of the game is to guess something about the person who will post next. Then, the next person answers whether the guess is correct or not. Feel free to add small comments next to your answer.

This game is not to be confused with The Guess Who's Next Game! as the aim is not to guess the next username.

Or the Ask a forumer anything game because you don't ask a question to anyone.

Here is an example of how it works:

User 1:

The next person had flown an airplane in business class.

User 2:

No, I haven't. If only I could afford it!

The next person likes brussels sprouts.

User 3:

Yes, I eat them all the time!

And so on...

As always, please observe the Forum Game Rules.

This includes The 2 Post Rule which strictly imposes a two post wait for posters.

Let's play! The next person has driven a car.

Have you ever been in a pool?

The next person says, True or False.

Okay here it goes,

True or False:

Have you ever fought in public?

THIS IS VERSION 2.

The goal of this game is to have fun sharing and guessing distinctive high-rise buildings that stand out in their cities' skylines using Google Earth. It's a bird's-eye-view challenge where players look for clues by observing:

• The building's architecture: Chicago School, Neo-Gothic, Art Deco, Brutalist, Postmodern, International Style, and more.
• The surrounding urban fabric: Rooftops, street patterns, and vernacular architecture that hint at the local climate, culture, and region.
• The landscape and topography: Mountains, coastlines, rivers, plains, and other geographical features visible on the horizon.

Rules:

1. The first player to correctly identify both the high-rise and its city earns the right to post the next challenge (or may choose to pass their turn).
2. The featured high-rise must be a true building with at least 15 occupiable floors, such as an office, residential, hotel, or mixed-use tower. It should also be visually prominent within its city's skyline.
   1. Freestanding towers and non-building structures are not eligible. This includes broadcast and communications towers, church steeples, observation towers, landmarks (e.g. Eiffel Tower, Space Needle, CN Tower) and similar structures.
3. Every challenge must include the continental region or country as an initial clue, along with the screenshot.
   1. While challenging guesses can be rewarding, try to choose buildings that are reasonably recognizable. A short high-rise in an obscure location, a small city or a lesser-known region of the world can become a needle in a very large haystack, causing the game to stall and making it less enjoyable for everyone.

How to Play:

1. Open Google Earth in your web browser or desktop client and navigate to the high-rise you want to feature.
2. In View → Basemap Settings, select:
   • Type: Satellite
   • Details: Clean (no borders, labels, places, or roads)
3. Pan, zoom, and tilt the camera until the building is centered in a bird's-eye perspective (example here) that clearly shows:
   • the entire building,
   • its surrounding neighborhood, and
   • the horizon where the land meets the sky.
4. Capture a screenshot as a .jpg using Google Earth's Create Image tool or your preferred screenshot application (Greenshot, Snipping Tool, etc.).
5. Post the screenshot together with the continental region or country as the starting clue. You're also welcome to include additional hints or interesting facts about the building or its city to make the challenge even more engaging.

Example and First Guess Post:

Somewhere in North America: 

... I remember when door-to-door bread, milk, and egg deliveries were made with a horse and wagon.

Here is how the game works the first person posts an item/action and the next person says whether they love it or hate it and then posts another item/action:

Poster 1: McDonald's

Poster 2: Love

Toyota

Poster 3: Hate

And this will go on and on.

All forum game rules apply.

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Cheeseburgers

As before:

 

So yeah, as the topic would imply, just say why you think the person above you should be banned. Joking, of course, not serious.

Also, no refuting, rebuttals, or whining over someone else's reasons for banning you or another user (unless you're replying to them and it's jokingly, for the game).  If you can't take what people might potentially say about you, just don't post here.

Let the banning begin!

Come up with a dumb reason to ban me. You guys know the drill.

I will start:

Pyongyang, North Korea

 
So now write what first comes to mind when you think of Egypt.

THE GAME IS VERY SIMPLE:

1. You listen to the song of the post above.

2. You rate said song on a given criteria.

3. You post a new song, so the next person can rate it.

4. Rinse and repeat.

THE RULES

> Use a 1 to 10 scale or similar to rate. You can use decimals if you want to.

> Post a link to the song you will post, or get embed a video of it in your post, if there is one. Having just a name is no use.

> Your post can be ignored either if you don't rate the song above you, or if you forget to post a song of your own.

> Don't post a song that is extremely long. Maximum fifteen minutes (The limit for standard YouTube videos).

> Finally, Add a comment with the rating you give, even if it's just a "Meh", so we know your opinion of the song you just rated.

Note: It doesn't need to be a song, whatever music you wish to post is OK. Also, it's optional to name the author/name of the song, but it's recommended if you just post a link.

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Alright, so let's begin this, and since I am the first poster, I don't have to rate something.

This is how the game works. One person posts a word that has an opposite. The next person posts the opposite of the word above and then posts another word that has an opposite and etc....

Lets begin!

Inside

Example: Simtropolis1 has a post and their avatar is a real life building. Simtropolis2 says "I've been there and wish to visit it again!"

Feel free to use names of fictional people from video games, TV shows, etc if you want to.

You can say why you like a certain person more, or just post their name.  I'll show an example to get started. For example if i (the last poster) used these two people:  Kate Winslet and Kate Moss

Kate Winslet because of Titanic

David Cameron and James Cameron.

I'll start,

Do you own a white rabbit?

Old thread got reverse page flip bug.

It's called the Best and Worst.

Example:

I type a subject, object or place etc.

The next player types the best things about it and the worst things...

Then she/he types another subject, object or place etc..

The 2 post rule applies and please dont spam.

Get it?

Ill begin:

Doctors

Just reply with a Ctrl+V and show everyone what's lingering on your clipboard.  You might be surprised at what your fellow ST enthusiasts are copying.

But please, let's keep it clean.

I'll start it off:

http://discussion.autodesk.com/thread.jspa?threadID=354558

This is related to the lunchroom game except the chain actions ends and a another one starts instead of never ending.

For example:

Heath inspector: coming in, I like a French bread.

Cashier: here you go.

Health inspector: there are roaches in my bread...

Boss: there isn't any roaches, *knocks out the inspector and dump him in a dumpster*.

Do anything you want as long as you follow the website rule. Also, you may order anything listed in the listed. Please don't damage, destroy, or rob this bakery...

Cakes:

Strawberry shortcake

Mint cake

Twinkie cake

Ice cream cake

Chocolate cake

Cheesecake

Drinks:

Coffee

Soda

Milk

Orange juice

Apple juice

Water

Grape juice

Breads:

Banana bread

Garlic bread

Buttered bread

French bread

Wheat bread

White bread

Pies:

Apple pie

Strawberry pie

Cranberry pie

Peach pie

Sugar pie

Cookies:

Wheat cookies

Choclate chip cookies

Choclate cookies

Sugar cookies

Doughnuts:

choclate doughnut

mint doughnut

gazed doughnut

sprinkled doughnut

Muffins:

choclate muffin

regular muffin

blueberry muffin

Employees:

Boss: Hahayoudied

Head chef:

Janitor:

Food designers:

Bakers:

Cashier: Raritan Express

Security: OffTopic

Entertainer: rct3twins

I am thinking up more ideas, anyone may ask a idea they thought up one to be put on the bakery list. I can't update the bakery list often because I have school and my mom banned me from internet, so I am sneaking on the internet. If I don't update this bakery or log on for more than a week, that means I been caught.

No one is allow to copy this bakery unless if I give permission.

I am currently hiring employees.

The game is simple. First person gives two options, the next person says which they would prefer and then gives two options for the next person, and on and on and on. All forum game rules apply like always.

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Ferrari or Lamborghini?

But perhaps i can come up with one game not done recently at least, how do i know, havent looked through the recent posts in this section, like someone posted in 8 years ago?

Can i remember it?

The game starts now... "CAN I!"!??

No, the game was like:

Yes! I say an animal and the other person says another one beginning with the letter of the mentioned animals last letter, so

ELEPHANT i could say and then the following person...zzzzzz.

TigeR

Then:

Rodent and so on.

The word is now for anyone to continue on:

FROG

...and let us continue!

(Old thread, rules are here)

Books

Edit: rules reposted and clarified below... for great justice.

The rules are simple, I'll post a word and the person replying after me makes a new word.

He/she can change only one letter from my word. example: Mine, Dine, Dime, Lime...etc

You can also add/remove a new letter, if you do that, than you can't remove/change any other letter.

example: cop, cope, hope, rope... etc

So what this means is you may only do one of the following:

1) remove one letter from the word, without changing the order of the others

2) add one letter to the word (in any position) without changing the order of the others

3) change one letter in the word to a different letter, without changing the order of the others

You may NOT:

- transpose a pair of letters in the word or otherwise rearrange the letters

- remove a letter and insert a letter in a different position in the same move

- use proper nouns, acronyms, abbreviations, or non-English words

- use obscene words, but this should go without saying