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Mister War
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 Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 4:37 pm Post subject: Any good games/routines you can do with pencil and paper? |
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The other day I was in a coffeeshop chatting up the staff and I asked one of the girls how to long divide (because I can't remember anymore). All of a sudden all the cute girls working behind the counter huddled around me joking around and laughing --a little kino -- all trying to figure this out. Worked like a charm.
So, anyone have any more good little brain teasers or games you can do with a sketchpad and a pencil?
The peg game is a good one and I'm going out to pick up a handwriting analysis book. Any other suggestions? |
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MindFucker
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nah, you can make your own one. Just write letter by letter, girl by girl, until some word will be written  |
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VitalEyes
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Ask her to hold still for a second, when she asks why, say you're an artist and you're sketching her face. She'll cooperate *Don't show her the sketch*, pretend to be getting into it, bite your lip, keep looking at the pad and her face to make it seem like you're really focused. You can use this time to ask her about herself, she'll be a lot more submissive as you're DHV and she wants to see the sketch. Then when you finally let her see the sketch (which has to be stick men like, really crappy) she will laugh, tell her you're sensitive and don't deal with criticism well.
You don't have to follow this exactly, but it can be useful to open, build high value and comfort, then unleash the tension with humour. |
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DrunkOnCapeCod
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NIM has always been a favorite of mine. Its a simple Math game that can be learned and mastered quite easily.
Its like tic-tac-toe for adults lol |
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