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Quick little game

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Thanks! Well, since I have all the points I want on this one, I'll give Adella 5 points for getting one right. I'll give 15 to Eli cus it seems she was the one who figured it out first and then 15 to Krak for getting the last two and being super eager.

 

Recap: Many people feel that Slime tilts is an accurate description of Lily. Krak is pretty sure that Verbal is a nerd urger. Whatever that is.

Recap: Many people feel that Slime tilts is an accurate description of Lily. Krak is pretty sure that Verbal is a nerd urger. Whatever that is.

 

I only thought Slime Tilts/Lily because I saw patterns in where points were assigned for "correctness" and, I thought of waterlilys and frogs {or is it toads? I can't remember the difference?]. Let me explain:

I thought "don't frogs[toads] live in slimy pool of water with waterlilys?

and I think if a big fat frog[toad] hopped on a lily, it would get covered in slime as it tilted.

 

WAAAY too overthinking, i guess,

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I'm not sure anyone actually thinks that you guys thought Slime tilts is an accurate description of Lily, but it's more fun that way so it's still the official story.

ha ha ha.

Even still, I saw slime and thought slimy froggy ponds.

 

Funny - I knew it was anagrams right away, just didn't feel the urge to solve em :biggrin:

With that thought process I'm wondering why two people thought I was seminar token?

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