Game Quick Games ep. III - Revenge of the Dice - Get A Line

Pen < Plastic Fork < Thermometer

Some ink pens are smaller than plastic forks.

 

Round 6 - Blue Milk Round!

Pen < Plastic Fork < Thermometer

@Darth Gangrenous has started a Blue Milk Round
In a Blue Milk Round, only LARGER cards may be played and no new cards will be given until the BMR is resolved. Normal play will resume with Moll after the BMR is resolved.

@Moll please play a card

Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 1
DG: 1
Moll:
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

A Picture Frame is bigger than a thermometer

Pen < Plastic Fork < Thermometer < Picture Frame

 

Round 6 - Blue Milk Round!

Pen < Plastic Fork < Thermometer < Picture Frame

@Lady Belligerent please play a card

In a Blue Milk Round, only LARGER cards may be played and no new cards will be given until the BMR is resolved. Normal play will resume with Moll after the BMR is resolved.


Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 1
DG: 1
Moll:
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

]Round 6 - Blue Milk Round!

Pen < Plastic Fork < Thermometer < Picture Frame < Milk Jug

@WarmNyota_SweetAyesha please play a card

In a Blue Milk Round, only LARGER cards may be played and no new cards will be given until the BMR is resolved. Normal play will resume with Moll after the BMR is resolved.


Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 1
DG: 1
Moll:
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

Pen < Plastic Fork < Thermometer < Picture Frame < Milk Jug < Washing Machine

A washing machine is bigger than a milk jug

 

Round 6 - Blue Milk Round!

Pen < Plastic Fork < Thermometer < Picture Frame < Milk Jug < Washing Machine

@ThisIsMe1138 please try and finish out the round!

In a Blue Milk Round, only LARGER cards may be played and no new cards will be given until the BMR is resolved. Normal play will resume with Moll after the BMR is resolved.


Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 1
DG: 1
Moll:
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

I...think I've waited too long to reply but since there's no other messages I guess I'll try??

brace > washing machine

a leg brace is bigger than a dollhouse washing machine

 

In most of the games, it's a rule that you have to post within 24 hours, but this one doesn't state that. Since I wasn't online anyway, I'll still allow your turn.

Round 6 - Blue Milk Round!

Pen < Plastic Fork < Thermometer < Picture Frame < Milk Jug < Washing Machine < Brace

@ThisIsMe1138 has finished out the round and gains 1 point.

Round 7

1. Perfume Bottle < DVD
2. Television < Sailboat
3. Tomato
   

@Moll please play a card

Reminder that since @Darth Gangrenous started the BMR, play resumes with the player after him.

Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 2
DG: 1
Moll:
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

A rubber duck is bigger than a cherry tomato

tomato < rubber duck

 

Round 7

1. Perfume Bottle < DVD
2. Television < Sailboat
3. Tomato < Rubber Duck

@Lady Belligerent please play a card

Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 2
DG: 1
Moll:
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

Round 7 - Blue Milk Round

Watch <Television < Sailboat

@Lady Belligerent has started a Blue Milk Round!
@WarmNyota_SweetAyesha please play a card

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 2
DG: 1
Moll:
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

Door keys to an office building is bigger than a toy sailboat

 

Round 7 - Blue Milk Round

Watch <Television < Sailboat < Keys

@ThisIsMe1138 please play a card

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 2
DG: 1
Moll:
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

a greeting card is bigger than a house key

 

Round 7 - Blue Milk Round

Watch <Television < Sailboat < Keys < Greeting Card

@Darth Gangrenous please play a card

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 2
DG: 1
Moll:
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

Watch <Television < Sailboat < Keys < Greeting Card < Photo Album

Photo albums are bigger than most greeting cards.

 

Round 7 - Blue Milk Round

Watch <Television < Sailboat < Keys < Greeting Card < Photo Album

@Moll please play a card and try to win the round!

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 2
DG: 1
Moll:
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

wait this is probably a stupid question but how long does this game go for

 

shoes worn by a clown (those huge red and yellow ones) are bigger than a photo album

Watch <Television < Sailboat < Keys < Greeting Card < Photo Album < Shoes

 

Round 7 - Blue Milk Round

Watch <Television < Sailboat < Keys < Greeting Card < Photo Album < Shoes

@Moll has won this round and gains 1 point!

@ThisIsMe1138 I usually go through round 10, unless someone ends up really far ahead in points. If I didn't set a limit, this game could go on for a long time.

Round 8

1. Perfume Bottle < DVD
2. Monitor
3. Tomato < Rubber Duck
   

@WarmNyota_SweetAyesha please play a card

Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 2
DG: 1
Moll: 1
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.

 

A nail file is smaller than a perfume bottle of typical size
nail file < perfume bottle < DVD

 

Round 8 - Blue Milk Round

1. Nail File < Perfume Bottle < DVD

@WarmNyota_SweetAyesha has started a Blue Milk Round. (I knew it wouldn't take long for a BMR to start)
@ThisIsMe1138 please play a larger card

Points:
WarmNyota: 1
Viva: 2
DG: 1
Moll: 1
Lady B: 2

In The Blue Milk

Your host will PM all players five cards to start with and list 3 cards in the thread. On your turn you will play one card in the thread and a new card will be PM'd to you to replace it, this will keep your hand at 5 cards. You must play a card with a noun that is larger or smaller than the one listed. You also need to explain why it fits. If the host doesn't accept your explanation as a valid one, you lose your turn. The card you've played will be taken out of the game and you'll receive another card.

You may only play a card over the largest or under the smallest card in each row. You cannot play it between two cards.

If you can't play a card or choose to pass, you may exchange up to three cards and skip a turn. You would PM the host with the cards you want to exchange on that turn and she will PM you back with replacements.

You can only play a card or exchange card(s) when it's your turn.

If you miss three rounds all in all during the game, you will be eliminated from the game.

Winning:
If you play the third card to any row, you start a Blue Milk Round, in which all players try to win that row of cards. Starting with the next player in line, each gets a chance to play a card that is larger than the last card in that row. If you don't have a card to play, you pass without exchanging or adding cards to other rows, and play continues with the next player in the lineup. The round is over when all the players who are able to play a card have played, the person who started the Blue Milk Round will have already played their card and will not get to play a second card in the round. Whoever played the largest card wins in the round. That player wins that row and a new row is started by the host from the next card in the deck. There will always be 3 rows in play. The game resumes with the next player after the one that started the Blue Milk Round.

During a Blue Milk Round (BMR), you can only play cards that are larger than the largest card in that row. Once someone starts a BMR, all play is focused on the row in contention. No cards may be played in other rows. All players, including the person who started the BMR, may not replenish their hands until the round is over.

Each card played in a BMR is worth 1 point, the largest card, and therefore the winning card of the round is worth 2 points.

Tips:
*The card you play only has to relate to the card it directly touches not the entire row.
*You may add a modifier such as "a", "an", "the", or "my" when playing your card. However, you may not embellish your card with other nouns to make it fit.

The winner will receive 24 hours of colors.