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Funny-sounding advice we give gamers (take 2)
Here's one
You can have the brass ring. I want the gold ring!!
You can have the brass ring. I want the gold ring!!
Posted on Mon Jan 02 07:07:53 PST 2012
Here is ones that we have all heard
don't worry be happy
don't worry be happy
Posted on Tue Jan 03 14:41:00 PST 2012
Granny, to answer your question from another thread about "go fast and hit the bird cage." That's the idea of the thread. That was advice I give to someone who was having trouble passing a level in a game. In the context of the game, it makes sense. But out of context -- in other words, to someone who doesn't know we're talking about that game -- it doesn't make any sense and actually sounds kind of weird.
Posted on Tue Jan 03 19:52:04 PST 2012
I posted this reply in the original thread, but since it was hijacked, I thought I would bring it over here.
I recently posted the following:
Not being a fan of HO's, I fail to get excited when a new HO arrives.
I recently posted the following:
Not being a fan of HO's, I fail to get excited when a new HO arrives.
Posted on Thu Jan 05 20:11:27 PST 2012
CallMeCoors wrote: I posted this reply in the original thread, but since it was hijacked, I thought I would bring it over here.
I recently posted the following:
Not being a fan of HO's, I fail to get excited when a new HO arrives.
Thanks for reposting, CallMeCoors.
Posted on Thu Jan 05 20:25:04 PST 2012
OK. Here's another one that made perfect sense when I was posting it to the person looking for help on a level. Out of context, it sounds kind of weird.
"Did you find both the mouse and the recipe?"
"Did you find both the mouse and the recipe?"
Posted on Tue Jan 31 23:03:29 PST 2012
Just thought mice and a recipe was funny.Maybe cheese 
Posted on Wed Feb 01 17:21:28 PST 2012
yusef wrote: OK. Here's another one that made perfect sense when I was posting it to the person looking for help on a level. Out of context, it sounds kind of weird.
"Did you find both the mouse and the recipe?"
That's funny. I once posted: "Go into the basement and look for the monkey wearing the green socks.'
Posted on Sat Feb 18 10:22:32 PST 2012
This is a perfect example of what I was talking about in another thread. Over at chicken@#&*, this thing would have 8 pages by now instead of 8 responses.
Posted on Sat Feb 18 10:25:38 PST 2012
Here's a good one I saw in a request for help: "I'm in his mind."
(Sadly, I didn't know the game and could not help.)
(Sadly, I didn't know the game and could not help.)
Posted on Mon Feb 20 22:57:15 PST 2012
llstjohn wrote:yusef wrote: OK. Here's another one that made perfect sense when I was posting it to the person looking for help on a level. Out of context, it sounds kind of weird.
"Did you find both the mouse and the recipe?"
That's funny. I once posted: "Go into the basement and look for the monkey wearing the green socks.'
That's a good one.
Posted on Mon Feb 20 22:58:01 PST 2012
something that's nice in an understated way can be referred as being " as cool as the other side of the pillow"
Posted on Tue Feb 21 05:46:29 PST 2012
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go fast and hit the bird cage
Do you have or come across any funny ones?
Posted on Sun Jan 01 17:01:30 PST 2012