This game is ridiculously addictive in a group setting like a car ride. Among people that have played the game before, these are even likely to come up in the middle of otherwise-normal conversations.
The basic idea is to come up with a rhyming pair (or sometimes triplet) of words that also have the same number of syllables. Then you give a clue that also indicates how many syllables the answer has. Stink-pink's have one syllable, Stinky-Pinky's have two, Stinkety-Pinkety's have three, StinkStinkety-PinkPinkety's have four, and so on. Some examples:
What's a Stink-Pink for an obese feline?
What's a Stinky-Pinky for a java candy?
What's a Stinkety-Pinkety for an obese judge?
What's a Stink-Pink-Ink for what you do when your pet needs a lot of exercise?
So. . .
What's a StinkStinkety-PinkPinkety for what we would call a Tek-Tips forum where we all posted the worst things we'd done in business?
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The basic idea is to come up with a rhyming pair (or sometimes triplet) of words that also have the same number of syllables. Then you give a clue that also indicates how many syllables the answer has. Stink-pink's have one syllable, Stinky-Pinky's have two, Stinkety-Pinkety's have three, StinkStinkety-PinkPinkety's have four, and so on. Some examples:
What's a Stink-Pink for an obese feline?
Code:
[COLOR=white]Fat Cat
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Code:
[COLOR=white]Coffee Toffee
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Code:
[COLOR=white]Overweight Magistrate
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Code:
[COLOR=white]Big Dog Jog
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So. . .
What's a StinkStinkety-PinkPinkety for what we would call a Tek-Tips forum where we all posted the worst things we'd done in business?
VBAjedi
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