Name tags -- "Et tu?" by Barbara Selfridge (Banterweight)
You were supposed to include a Latin phrase along with your name on your tag. For those less familiar with Latin phrases, a list of suggestions was posted.
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Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Double Helix
Name tags instructions, from Equinox 46, by Barbara Selfridge (Banterweight): write your name twice, in a double helix (open to many interpretations).
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Personal Perfection
A creative game from Equinox 45: Personal Perfection (pdf) by Henri Picciotto (Hot) and Barbara Selfridge (Banterweight)
Friday, September 22, 1995
Lie-brary
A fictionary variation from Equinox 4, by Dan Asimov.
Named by Dean Howard (Shrdlu).
Each player brings a non-famous book to the party. People sit in groups of perhaps eight. For each book, players see the cover, and write a possible first sentence. The person who brought the book copies the actual first sentence. People vote for the one they believe is the actual first sentence. As in fictionary, some people sacrifice plausibility for humor. Points are scored as in fictionary.
Barbara Selfridge (Banterweight) brought a bunch of Harlequin romances to Equinox 25, for a reprise of this game.
Named by Dean Howard (Shrdlu).
Each player brings a non-famous book to the party. People sit in groups of perhaps eight. For each book, players see the cover, and write a possible first sentence. The person who brought the book copies the actual first sentence. People vote for the one they believe is the actual first sentence. As in fictionary, some people sacrifice plausibility for humor. Points are scored as in fictionary.
Barbara Selfridge (Banterweight) brought a bunch of Harlequin romances to Equinox 25, for a reprise of this game.
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