Editing 392: Making Rules
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Many people will just assume that the game is always being played and punch you out of the blue, giving you no chance to opt out. [[Cueball]], however, finds the idea that he can simply be roped into a game without consent odd, and decides to make the game stakes more desirable than just the right to punch someone, and (seemingly successfully) uses the same principle to secure the right to sleep with the other man's girlfriend. | Many people will just assume that the game is always being played and punch you out of the blue, giving you no chance to opt out. [[Cueball]], however, finds the idea that he can simply be roped into a game without consent odd, and decides to make the game stakes more desirable than just the right to punch someone, and (seemingly successfully) uses the same principle to secure the right to sleep with the other man's girlfriend. | ||
| β | The title text | + | The title text describes how silly these games are. |
In the UK, a common variant uses a yellow {{w|Mini}} rather than the VW Beetle. Other examples of this type of game are the {{w|Car numberplate game}} and {{w|Padiddle}}. | In the UK, a common variant uses a yellow {{w|Mini}} rather than the VW Beetle. Other examples of this type of game are the {{w|Car numberplate game}} and {{w|Padiddle}}. | ||
