Hi Mods, Can We Do This?
 

Hi Mods,

The Multiple Sclerosis group has a social chat thread above their stickies called The Stumble Inn. They play this game:

Directions: We have to make a sentence with the letters in the last word from the last post. For example, if the last post reads, "This is a new game"

The next poster can write: "guess all my error"

So the letters for the next post had to use the letters "G,A,M,E" for the last word, "game" above.

Good luck with this game all!

"I want you to fix the electrical box."

Can we do this and maybe name it something more like The New Me Spa or something????

I have bee sneaking over there and it's kinda fun and light hearted. Plus it makes you think.

Jace

Feel free to visit and play the games on any of our forums, anyone can join in.

Have you found the Games and Such sub forum?
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum104.html

Sadly, my TBI brain can't comprehend the instructions. :thud:

It's so hard to learn ANYTHING new. When it comes to tech changes, I am frozen in time. How dare they withdraw support for XP. :Demonstration:

Hockey I was thinking the same thing. I mustve reread how the game works 5 times got frustrated and kept scrolling. Sad haha

We used to play this but with slightly different direction in my classroom

1. The first person makes up a sentence: Johnny walks elephants to school.

2. The next person must make a sentence using the letters from the last word like this:

School-Stars Can Hop Only Over Lobsters

3. The next person must use LOBSTERS to make their sentence:

Lobsters: Lovely Old Bunnies Stink Terribly Every Restless Saturday

4. The next person must use SATURDAY to make their sentence:

Saturday: Such A Terrific Unbelievable Reason Daisy Ate Yams

If anyone can explain better please do. Having a hard time trying to think of how to say the directions.

I created a new sticky thread for games & socializing, I also included links to NT's site-wide Social forum & the Games & Such forum in the first post for easy accessibility.
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/sh...20#post1071220