Take 5 was quite fun. I have problem recalling exactly what happened, but I do know that we got owned by the gameshow. No, not the other gameshow contestants, the gameshow itself. Unfortunately, me and Haiwei were short two points of entering the finals, so we did not get to enjoy the second half of playing weird games.
Squid Dog and Bone:
This is like dog and bone, except with a squid. The best part is that the squid stinks like crazy, and when you squeeze it too hard, it sort of squirts ink on you. I am not too sure if the ink was especially smelly too, because once you smell the squid, you nose gets numb to any stench damage for a good amount of time. Oh yea, how they did the scoring for this game will continue to be out of my understanding.
Listing Game:
You start listing stuff from a given category. When you pause for too long/ list something that has been said already/ list something that does not belong to the category, you get whacked by the other contestants. And you do not get a point. This is by far the most normal game.
Sponge Game:
Thank goodness for me, Haiwei is a pretty good thrower. In this game, I had to hold a bucket over my head, and he would try to throw sponges that have been soaked in yellow juice into the bucket. Well, I was afraid that he might miss at first, because the yellow thing really looked like egg yolk, and I was not fond of being sponged in the face by egg yolk. Not like I would smell any worse than I already did from the squid. Turns out it was just Mama Lemon.
After getting eliminated from the gameshow, we had a class outing. Significantly better than the last one, which was a failure on at least 18 levels, and that is going my the abridged version of "Failures of a Class Outing". I am not sure if I already posted about that last outing, but I am not going to bore (or offend anyone) with details. Anyway, this outing had more people, and more, erm, purpose. Moral of the story, have a proper organizer or get ready for failure.
xw 6:42 AM
