The BLAME Game

The BLAME Game

A game where you excuse yourself and blame the next person

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  • Created Sat Jan 17, 2015 3:10 am

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  • Rin321
    Feel with you hands! You would feel the lack of hair! (Besides, you already broke the mirrors by looking at them :P ) (JK)

    TPAM dognapped my dog buddy!

  • TheSilverFox
    Well, I wanted to see how you'd look with one. :P

    TPAM stole all of the mirrors in my house so I can't tell as to whether or not they shaved the back of my head!

  • Rin321
    I will have it until you learn how to use it for proper reasons!

    TPAM drew a mustache on me after they shaved my head!

  • TheSilverFox
    Psssht, like I even know how to use a razor. *hides razor behind back*

    TPAM stole my razor!

  • Rin321
    I did not think it was publish worthy!

    TPAM Shaved my head in my sleep!

  • Sarah12
    Well you didn't acknowledge me. In my opinion you deserved it.
    TPAM sabotaged my book manuscript when I was sending it to publishers!

  • Rin321
    There was nothing to acknowledge you for!

    TPAM Changed my username TERRIBLEWRITER321!

  • Sarah12
    He made for the perfect character in my book!
    TPAM forgot me in the acknowledgements.

  • Kelpies
    Well, 'amazing' is the the word I would use to describe your work...

    TPAM turns all my words against me!

  • Rin321
    Well, 'amazing' is the the word I would use to describe you book...

    TPAM Wrote a horrible review for my new work!

  • Kelpies
    Apparently he didn't have time for more than one person...

    TPAM wouldn't publish my amazing book!

  • Sarah12
    You were spending too much time on it and not enough on your writing!
    TPAM murdered my literary agent.

  • Rin321
    They were fine! They swam out! Only emotional damage.......

    TPAM sabotaged my art project!


The tools of conquest do not necessarily come with bombs and explosions and fallout. There are weapons that are simply thoughts, attitudes, prejudices; to be found only in the minds of men. For the record, prejudices can kill, and suspicions can destroy. A thoughtless, frightened search for a scapegoat has a fallout all of its own.
— Rod Serling, Twilight Zone