Dares 2011!

and by homesuck I meant homestuck and i was getting very excited about the reference and missed the t.

Unfortunately I'd have a hard time incorporating this dare since Time just left my novel, but it totally made my day ;D Good dare. Best friend.

The game is really easy to lose, and you can never really win. Every time you think about the game, you lose, and you have to say that you lost.
Like right now. I just lost the game.

I like to post "I lost the game" as my facebook status. The replies are awesome.

Accepting the game dare.

Dare: Use the Urban Dictionary word of the day for every day you write.
BP if it only makes sense to one character.
DBP if that character can only speak in Urban Dictionary and/or very long words.
TBP if everyone somehow understands the character.

I take that dare

Leaving

Dare: If your mc doesn't know anything about mammals
BP: If he starts to research the different kinds of mammals
DBP: If he he thinks mammals are strange
TBP: If he never realizes he's a mammal
QBP: If he can convince another character their a mammal, but their really a reptile.

The Game shall happen... and someone will smack their forehead and say, "I lost the game"... and there will be no explanation. }:^D

This...is actually relevant for my story. 0.0

...Y'all just made me loose SO. MUCH.

UGH. Now it'll be like a half an hour before I stop thinking about it and stop loosing!

I just managed to incorporate The Game (damn you, I lost!) and Yellow Car into a brief dialogue scene. :D So I shall make that a challenge for my fellow NaNo'ers as well.

Make your characters play "Yellow Car"
BP if it's never explained
TBP if it's in a world where there ARE no cars to speak of
QBP if one of the characters is colourblind

Write a scene of one character thinking about manatees
BP if they think of themselves as a manatee
DBP if it's your MC

ooh, i like this. i will definitely be using it!

YES! Thank you. This will really help me, ahem, flesh things out a bit... ;)

Somehow bring salt into your story

BP if it has nothing to do with the situation
DBP if you make into something important in the plot
TBP if you find a way to kill someone with the salt (Preferably as little of it as possible)


I kind of did this dare with my friends in school essay once. Quite funny, when our teacher handed them out again after correcting them and 4 or 5 essays had salt in them and a man called Laurits who died (Another part of that dare)
So I edited to match NaNo a little better.

I'm doing The Game. Guess what... I Lost The Game.

My 2009 NaNo was called "The Game", the climax was a text message saying "i lost the game" and it was very much of a plot point. :D

They will play the Game! (and every time I read it, I will lose the Game. I'm not gonna explain it)