Post by Sir Smeg on Feb 17, 2006 17:08:58 GMT
I've seen this done on another forum, to great success. I would like to presnet the same task before you bunnies, and see which way you will take it...
Here begins the story of many tellers. As time goes on the plot will thicken according to the will of the writers at that time. The basic idea is to add to this story on sentance at a time, it can be as long as desired. The fabric of the story is entirely at the mercy and at the whims of the many who will write it. Lets see where we can go.
Rules:
Only one sentence may be added at one time, no one can post to threads on after the other.
A thread can be posted if it follows someone else regardless of whether, 1) they have posted more than anyone else, 2) they have posted one directly before the others post.
That the story should try to maintain some logic. A fresh idea can be injected, a new slant can be added, but in the main the story should not be a stream of random offshoot sentences merged for no reason.
Have fun!, Be creative, don't constrain yourself,( within reason (no stupid randomness), and speak your mind (P.C. are not required!).
Here begins the story of many tellers. As time goes on the plot will thicken according to the will of the writers at that time. The basic idea is to add to this story on sentance at a time, it can be as long as desired. The fabric of the story is entirely at the mercy and at the whims of the many who will write it. Lets see where we can go.
Rules:
Only one sentence may be added at one time, no one can post to threads on after the other.
A thread can be posted if it follows someone else regardless of whether, 1) they have posted more than anyone else, 2) they have posted one directly before the others post.
That the story should try to maintain some logic. A fresh idea can be injected, a new slant can be added, but in the main the story should not be a stream of random offshoot sentences merged for no reason.
Have fun!, Be creative, don't constrain yourself,( within reason (no stupid randomness), and speak your mind (P.C. are not required!).
