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1. Word Game
it's when u use a word in a position referin' to something else either than it's real meanin', it may also be a sentence.
EX #1:
A: u into video games or u'r one of'em?
B: i dont like video games
A: so u'r one of'em
B: no
A: u like video games then?
B: I DONT
A: so u'r one of'em WHO r not into video games... i got u
B: Oops! word game

Ex #2:
A: have u seen Will Smith's Movie Hancock?
B: no, but i saw Hanpussy
2. the game of life
A game where if you say the word "mine" as a possessive noun, you have to get down and do 10 push-ups. To get into the game of life you must agree to play before you know the rules. At which point someone already will tell only you the rules and then you are in the game for life.

***The game did not Orignated at Clarkstown South High School and I have seen this game being played in the States, in the army, and in Australia.
'Two people who are playing the game of life"
Rob- Who's phone is this?
Bill- Mine
Rob-Who's
Bill- MINE
Rob-Thats 20
3. Game Nerd
A person who plays video games A LOT. Usually they have no job, live with their parents, and spend the majority of the time playing it.

A lot of Game Nerds try to change the definition of the word 'game nerd' to someone who knows a lot about videos games, but they are just embarassed to embrace the fact that their only hobby is clicking buttons.

One of the biggest game nerds I know is named jose.
Person: Hey, wanna play foot ball?

Game Nerd: NOOOO, I ALMOST HAVE A SPY PLANE ON BLACK OPS.

Person: No life game nerd.
4. pre game
Drinking before one officially goes out to to either a club or other social gathering
"I got some beers in my house, so lets pre game there before going to the club."
5. Smitch
A word game played between bored friends where one person puts together a random string of letters into a pronounceable, but non-English word, and the other person has to explain what incident created that sound effect. The more hilarious the better.
John: Let's play Smitch.
Jared: Okay. I'll start... "Fliff!"
John: A mosquito flying into a candle flame.
Jared: Good one.
John: "Kloink!"
Jared: Someone flings a quarter at a veterans parade and it bounces off an old dude's helmet.
John: Ha ha ha! Yeah... "Kloink!"
6. the Yes game
If you are talking to someone who is very persistent and you don't want to talk with, there are a variety of methods to get out of conversation. A cruel yet fun way to do this is the Yes Game.
In the Yes Game, you simply revert to making your answers variations of "yes" and count how long it takes for them to
a) get the hint
b) fail to come up with some arbitrary way to continue the conversation.
c) run out of time and have to leave.
d) Armageddon.
The game is over when the conversation is over, due to any of these endings.

The Base-Rules of the Yes Game:
-Your participation in the conversation must only be variations of one-word agreement to whatever statement they make. No other words may be used. Silence may not be used as an answer.
- The conversation is over when the other person stops talking and/or leaves, permanently. YOU may not take leave once you start playing the game, cheater!
-Your body language has to still be like normal-conversation body language, so occasional eye contact is important. Remember, this is meant to be as subtle as possible.
- Add to these base-rules for maximum entertainment.

Common modifications:
- "Yea or Nay": You use variations of yes or no to keep the conversation going.
- "Random": You say the first word that comes to your mind, rather than any variation of "Yes"
- "Dinosaur": You make dinosaur noises as your response.
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7. word association
An extreemly amusing game to play, where one person starts with a word and another replies to the word with another word that is related to it, either by sound or literal terms.

Great fun when stoned or drunk
oh my god... now is the time to play word association!
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