Murder’s a game my college does every year where everyone’s given a plastic knife with someone’s name on it. The knives are shoved under your door at midnight and for the next week you have to try and ‘kill’ the person on your knife. If you kill them, you get their knife and have to kill that person, and so on, until there is one lone survivor. You can’t kill someone in the dining hall or in their room, or if they’re naked. I’m pretty sure the prize is a bottle of vodka.
It gets super intense; some floors unscrew most of their lights to make it harder to find the right person, or keep the fire emergency doors closed with black garbage bags taped up so you can’t even see into the floor. Some people walk around in nothing but a towel so that if someone comes at them they can just drop it and be immune. People walk in groups. Everyone’s suspicious of everyone. Friends are no longer trusted. No one and nowhere is safe.
it begins
We used to play this in highschool after we heard it got banned at a rival school. We used markers though and drew the names out of a literal hat. It was super fun since we would do things like put the marker caps on upsidedown so it would look like we are not hostile or use rubberbands to basically make a hidden blade.
Rubberbands and paper bullets were also allowed as long as you coloured the paper bullet your colour. it got super intense and was fun
Steven and Peridot both sort of… flipped the script when it came to their intelligence and general knowledge.
Steven, in early episodes, often seemed rather dim-witted. He was naive, didn’t think things through, didn’t pick up on when people made fun of him, that kind of stuff. However, from the recent Too Cool for School comic, we know that Steven is actually surprisingly clever and well-educated.
(Pearl. Stop that. What is that face. Stop.)
Meanwhile, Peridot, who was introduced as this genius technician character, quickly lost all respectability. As it turns out, she really only has a good grasp on the kindergartens (and, as of Log Date, cheesy romance dramas) and is pretty much clueless on all other fronts, to the point where she actually looks up to Steven as a source of information.
So it’s kinda funny how these two both sorta flipped their first impressions around, you know? I dunno, I thought that was interesting.
This is a casual reminder that Hillary Clinton stole the good china when she left the White House. Along with most of the furniture.
legend
and she gonna bring it right back when she wins the election
Hahahahahaha, don’t make ridiculous claims about dear Hillary. She won’t return any of it. She’ll just take more, claiming they’re gifts.
She can’t be trusted with silverware, you want her in control of the military?
I don’t trust her. You shouldn’t either. Deceit and manipulating facts is her bread and butter. She’ll steal from the seat of the nation and then refuse to return it all. Do you really think she’s got the moral fiber to lead a country properly without satisfying her own needs first?
wait, really? I thought this was a joke like how Ted Cruz was the zodiac killer
Nope, Hillary Clinton and her husband stole over 100,000$ worth of furniture in 2001 when they left the White House. They only returned some, and kept a lot of it.
HIllary is like the trump of democrats in that you don’t need to make up jokes about them which makes things more scary
