Glasia
Rancher
Let's play this forum game: One person asks a question. Then the next person must answer not the question directly above but the question before that (3 posts back). After that the next person asks a new question. Example:
Q0: What is your favorite console?
Q1: What is the coolest bird on Earth?
A0: I like the Nintendo DSi the most.
Q2: What are the best sights of New York City?
A1: I like ravens the most, they have so beautiful black wings.
Q3: ...
A2: ...
Q4: ...
A3: ...
...
Here are the rules:
1. Questions must not be simple "yes/no" questions. Preferrably they are open ended.
2. Do not ask any question that violates the forum rules (such as asking for PII, about illegal topics, about NSFW and similar)
3. Do not double post.
4. Do not answer your own question (i. e. never post #x and post #x+3 are from the same author, in the example Q1 and A1 must not be from the same author)
The first post should ask another question (Q3), the next post after that should answer question Q2, and so on. The fun factor is when one starts reading the thread from the middle and wonders why the answers seem to not relate to the question directly above.
Q0: What is your favorite console?
Q1: What is the coolest bird on Earth?
A0: I like the Nintendo DSi the most.
Q2: What are the best sights of New York City?
A1: I like ravens the most, they have so beautiful black wings.
Q3: ...
A2: ...
Q4: ...
A3: ...
...
Here are the rules:
1. Questions must not be simple "yes/no" questions. Preferrably they are open ended.
2. Do not ask any question that violates the forum rules (such as asking for PII, about illegal topics, about NSFW and similar)
3. Do not double post.
4. Do not answer your own question (i. e. never post #x and post #x+3 are from the same author, in the example Q1 and A1 must not be from the same author)
The first post should ask another question (Q3), the next post after that should answer question Q2, and so on. The fun factor is when one starts reading the thread from the middle and wonders why the answers seem to not relate to the question directly above.
