Here's an idea for a new game. I will start by giving you a word or phrase which is common in British English but not widely known in other countries. An obvious example would be "push chair" which you guys have to guess what it means. In this case "a chair used to push a baby around in before it can walk" I believe in America is called a stroller. You get the idea? Obviously no googling because that'll just take all the fun out of the game. Closest definition winsand then they get to give us a word from their language.

The word is: Tonk

"Wow, that guy is Tonk."

WTF is a push chair. Mark this game wont work because I will google every single word. :3

Instead lets play something cooler. Just wait for it, i will make one.

sorry Marky, people love Google. But inspired by this post, I made a new thread. :3

What do you call a push chair in Australia?

Stroller

A nice game we play here is this: i say a word (eg: you) then someone else sums a new word, but keeping the first one and so on and so on. The idea is not clear so i'll give a full example of someone playing:
Goose says: you
R9 says: you like
Mark says: you like big
Nazir says: you like big cocks

It is fun to play but not in the forum because the fun part (besides creating some sentences as the "you like big cocks") is that people start forgetting parts of the whole sentence. The best part is when there is many people. I you have any friends meeting or something and you are bored i recomend this game.

Mark Mauvais wrote:

Here's an idea for a new game. I will start by giving you a word or phrase which is common in British English but not widely known in other countries. An obvious example would be "push chair" which you guys have to guess what it means. In this case "a chair used to push a baby around in before it can walk" I believe in America is called a stroller. You get the idea? Obviously no googling because that'll just take all the fun out of the game. Closest definition winsand then they get to give us a word from their language.

The word is: Tonk

"Wow, that guy is Tonk."

That guy is a player? I love the British English with it's fancy words though

Tonk -
^1. A muscular, strong, or physically active being.
^2. A disliked, rude, disrespecting being.