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While I'm dealing with my other forum game (Family Feud), I thought it would be a good idea to make another. This one thankfully doesn't require signups. Anydangway, these are the rules:
The game is kinda based on the Letters From a Nut book series from Ted L. Nancy, who is probably Jerry Seinfeld. Basically, one person writes a rather insane letter to a company (fictional, unfortunately). Then the next person writes a rather stuffy, formal, serious response from said company. Not that the game has a point, but it should be kinda fun to read. Maybe I'll publish it as a Word document and make it available for download somehow in the end, after about one hundred posts. Then we keep on going. Anyway, here is an example:
Hurtell Walrus Protectors
123 Fake St.
Anytown, OH
Dear Hurtell Walrus Protectors,
My name is John T. Frappeshoewater and I am in quite a predicament. You see, I own a walrus. (Freddy) Freddy is kind and affectionate, and even takes belly rubs (No small children, please) for only 50 cents. He also loves the flavor of pennies, but he cannot digest dimes. Anyway, I am afraid that he will be stolen. I know of the Haters of Pet Walruses Belonging to People With Ridiculously Long Surames Foundation (HPWBPWRLSF), and I know of their plans.
HPWBPWRLSF and their leader Fitzgerald Red are out to get my walrus. They watch every night, silently waiting for an opportunity so that they can... GRAB HIM!! Do you sell napkin rings? Their plans are so eeevvviil that the mere pondering of their evilinosity leads one to say, "I love Barney and all his dinosaur freinds!!!" So, this is why I want your walrus protector. Please respond promptly for information on how I can get it. I am scared. They want my walrus. Hey, is Robbo still there? My walrus will only be safe with your walrus protector. Please respond!
Sincerely,
John T. Frappeshoewater
And the reply might be:
HURTELL SPORTS EQUIPMENT est. 2000
John T. Frappeshoewater
555 Generic Area Code Drive
Boberton, IL
Dear Sir,
It is unfortunate that we do not sell, nor have we ever sold, walrus protectors. I have asked everybody on the staff (none of which were named Robbo) about said issue, and it is clear that there is no such thing as a walrus protector. However, we are, due to your letter, developing one currently. After numerous surveys, it is clear that the walrus protector would fill a gaping hole in the market for walrus owners. Thank you for your letter, which I've been told was appreciated.
With wishings of good luck hiding from HPBPWELSF,
Elridge Newfield
PR Coordinator, Hurtell Sports Equipment
Let the thingy commence!!
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