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Showing posts with label Dan Bennett. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dan Bennett. Show all posts

Sunday, September 13, 2015

Like a What?

"Like a What?" a creative game from Equinox 61, by Dan Bennett

This is a Dylan-theme-based game that is played like a madlib. A host (preferably someone with at least a passing familiarity with Bob Dylan's most famous works) asks players to supply the indicated words without revealing anything about the "story." One twist different from typical madlibs is that some rhymes are required. The host should be flexible about these: allow loose rhymes, or relax the part-of-speech constraint, or suggest players replace hard-to-rhyme words. Once the work is complete, the host reads (or performs) it back to the rest of the players.

Sunday, September 23, 2012

Perceive Sound at This Location!

A performance game from Equinox 55: Perceive Sound at This Location! by Dan Bennett

The MC reads sentences that contains synonyms for two homonyms. (For the title, the answer is "Hear here".) Each player gets a turn to stand up and try to guess the homonyms. If they don't get it, the room shouts out the answer and the player gets a second and final sentence.
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Saturday, October 16, 2010

Area 51

A wall game from Equinox 51: Area 51 by Dan Bennett.

Monday, September 21, 2009

Gold Words

A wall game from Equinox 49, by Dan Bennett:

Gold Words (easier) (harder)

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Sunday, March 17, 2002

Limerdromes

A paper-pencil puzzle from Equinox 34, limericks ending with palindromes, by Dan Bennett

Limerdromes
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Friday, September 21, 2001

Revolutionary Phrases

A paper-pencil puzzle from Equinox 33, by Dan Bennett: Revolutionary Phrases

Puzzle
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