Post by bellbell on Aug 26, 2008 5:00:50 GMT -5
We do it all the time, in poetry and songs, stories and sometimes in our speech. We ryhme. So why don't we make a game out of it too?
There is only one rule: All words must be either be real words (real meaning that it is in the OFFICIAL dicitionary) OR names (e.g. Bed. Ted. Ned. Red. Said.). When the first word (or whatever number it is) runs out of ryhmes then you start a whole other set. The person who starts the second set doesn't need to be the person who started the set before them:
Person #1: First word: Fate
Person #2: Bait
Person #3: Kate
Person #2: Late
Person #3: Rate
Person #2: Date
Person #4: Mate
(Pretend thats all of the ryhmes...so then this is what happens:)
Person #3: Second word: Toad
Person #1: Road
....and so on. You get the point.
So lets begin,
First word: Dark
There is only one rule: All words must be either be real words (real meaning that it is in the OFFICIAL dicitionary) OR names (e.g. Bed. Ted. Ned. Red. Said.). When the first word (or whatever number it is) runs out of ryhmes then you start a whole other set. The person who starts the second set doesn't need to be the person who started the set before them:
Person #1: First word: Fate
Person #2: Bait
Person #3: Kate
Person #2: Late
Person #3: Rate
Person #2: Date
Person #4: Mate
(Pretend thats all of the ryhmes...so then this is what happens:)
Person #3: Second word: Toad
Person #1: Road
....and so on. You get the point.
So lets begin,
First word: Dark
