Post by Fox Mc Cloud on Sept 1, 2005 20:06:31 GMT 1
On the game "tibiaball".
Here are some secret rules you should consider when you think about playing a match.
1. Grow at least three extra legs. You won't need them, but it keeps the crowds amused.
2. Find one good Brockian Ultra-Cricked player. Clone him a few times. This saves an enormous
amount of tendious selection and training.
3. Put your team and the opposite team in a large field and build a high wall around them.
(The reason for this is that, although the game is a major spectator sport, the frustration
experienced by the audience at not actually being able to see what's going on
leads them to imagine that it's just a lot more exciting than it really is.
A crowed that has just watched a rather humdrum game experiences far less life-affirmation
than a crowd that believes it has just missed the most dramatic event in sporting history.
4. Throw lots of assorted equipment over the wall for the players. Anything will do --
cricket bats, basecube bats, tennis rackets, skis, anything you can get a good swing with.
5. The players should now lay about themselves for all they are worth with whatever they find to hand.
Whenever a player scores a 'hit' on another player he should immediately run away and apologize
from a save distance.
Apologies should be concise, sincere, and, for maximum clarity and points, delivered through a megaphone.
6. The winning team should be the first team that wins.
Here are some secret rules you should consider when you think about playing a match.
1. Grow at least three extra legs. You won't need them, but it keeps the crowds amused.
2. Find one good Brockian Ultra-Cricked player. Clone him a few times. This saves an enormous
amount of tendious selection and training.
3. Put your team and the opposite team in a large field and build a high wall around them.
(The reason for this is that, although the game is a major spectator sport, the frustration
experienced by the audience at not actually being able to see what's going on
leads them to imagine that it's just a lot more exciting than it really is.
A crowed that has just watched a rather humdrum game experiences far less life-affirmation
than a crowd that believes it has just missed the most dramatic event in sporting history.
4. Throw lots of assorted equipment over the wall for the players. Anything will do --
cricket bats, basecube bats, tennis rackets, skis, anything you can get a good swing with.
5. The players should now lay about themselves for all they are worth with whatever they find to hand.
Whenever a player scores a 'hit' on another player he should immediately run away and apologize
from a save distance.
Apologies should be concise, sincere, and, for maximum clarity and points, delivered through a megaphone.
6. The winning team should be the first team that wins.
