Connect the things

[Mittens12]

The aim of the game is to explain how two things are connected.

eg.

Person 1: Tree - School

Person 2: Trees are made into paper and kids use paper to write on in school, therefore, trees are connected to schools.

Next: Potato - Cans

Person 3: Potatoes are foods, foods are sometimes stored in cans, therefore, potatoes are connected to cans.

 

I'll start, Pie - Plastic

GOOOOO!! 🙂

Edited April 7, 2019 by Mittens12

[purplehaze]

You don't usually eat a whole pie in one sitting, so you may need plastic wrap or a plastic container to save the leftover part.

 

Dogs - Fish

[Pilauli]

Dogs like to play, which is fun; swimming is fun for humans, swimming humans need to breathe air, but fish need to breathe water instead.  Or both are vertebrates often kept as pets.

 

Rocks - Cardboard

[casprrr]

Some people collect rocks, which can be stored in cardboard boxes.

Bridges - Tacos

Edited April 13, 2019 by casprrr
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[Pilauli]

Bridges often arch over the water.  Tacos often have a shell arched under the filling.

 

Running - Plastic

[Tiira]

Unfortunately there are people who throw plastic trash on the street so if you are running you should watch your steps carefully to avoid sliding.

 

Cats and carrots?

[Lagie]

Easy peasy.

They both start with ca.

They both end with ts.

And the rro in carrots is like the rro sound of a purring cat.

 

Thunder --- Artichokes

[MackNCheez7]

Thunder is a sound that we hear after lightning, lightning can strike the ground, plants grow out of the ground, artichokes are plants.

 

Scorpions and the Nintendo Game Boy

[a_random_ducky]

The Nintendo Game Boy may have a thin plastic coating, plastic is obtained from petrol, petrol is found underground in deposits, however deserts have these kind of deposits, and deserts also have scorpions, therefore Nintendo Game Boys are the scorpion's favorite game console.

 

Next: Dragon Cave - Star

[Long_Before_Sunrise]

Dragon Cave has a number of dragon breeds that mimic constellations either to camouflage themselves in starry skies or to attract mates. The human astronomers experience quitea bit of frustration. It's not good when the star you were navigating your ship by turns out to be an idle non-corporalized Celestial.

 

chili cookoffs and swings

 

 

[Lagie]

Both can be found in a park. Kids can swing on the swings while their dads cook in the chili cookoffs!

 

Wind - and - popcorn.

[HeatherMarie]

Popcorn is fairly light and airy, when carrying an open bag of it outside it can easily be blown away by the wind.

 

Cars - Birds

[Syiren]

Cars are often the victim of birds who are always looking for good target practice with their gooey white ammo.

 

markers - soap

[Fuzzbucket]

There's actually no connection, but in THEORY soap should wash markers off your hands.

 

spinach - armchair

[Lovecats]

In theory, it is possible to make an armchair out of spinach, but not spinach out of armchair (yet, anyways.)

 

Volcanoes - Life

[Long_Before_Sunrise]

Researches found life living around underwater volcano vents (hydrothermal vents) many years ago, despite it being considered an environment incapable of supporting life. The life forms are called extremophiles. They will rule the earth after climate change.

 

40 minutes ago, lovecats99 said:

but not spinach out of armchair (yet, anyways.)

Nah, you just need a muddy, thoroughly wet armchair that has been put in the sunlight to dry and a packet of spinach seed and cool weather.

 

Race cars - roadside litter

Edited April 4, 2021 by Long_Before_Sunrise

[Lovecats]

Race cars produce the most weaponisable and dangerous of all roadside litters, being capable of propelling a starbucks cup at over 120mph into the roadside curb, which causes a formidable amount of damage within a 1cm radius.

 

Economic growth - ice

[Long_Before_Sunrise]

When summer comes, it gets hot. People buy more bagged ice, buy more frozen desserts and cold drinks, put more ice trays in the freezer. It stimulates the economy.

 

popcorn - beagle

[Lagie]

My husband's beagle liked popcorn as a snack.

 

arms - carpet

[Lovecats]

If you ever have any spare arms lying around, a neat trick is to making use of them is to roll out and install new carpet with them in people's houses so you can make some money (be sure to pay your arms, however.)

 

Books - Bees

Edited June 2, 2021 by Lovecats

[SomeRandomCorviknight]

You know, there is a wonderful book I read about bees. It was super intersting

 

Skirts - internet

 

[Long_Before_Sunrise]

One of the first computer programmers was Ada Lovelace, an English mathematician, back when women still had to wear dresses and skirts. A lot of the history of computers, programming, and the invention of the internet is manwashed, that is the men got credit that women earned. 

 

dust - chowder

On 6/5/2021 at 9:16 PM, SomeRandomCorviknight said:

You know, there is a wonderful book I read about bees. It was super intersting

 

[SomeRandomCorviknight]

Despite the word "chowder" seeming like a word that would describe a type of dirt or household dust, it is actually a type of food.

[_Ro_]

You forgot to put words to link so i'll just link 'forgetful - somerandomcorviknight'  quite easily. 

 

hamsters - abyssapelagic  (good luck)

[Long_Before_Sunrise]

We sent hamsters down in an experimental deep sea craft to test its ability to withstand the pressure in the abyssopelagic zone. So far the hamsters are still running on their wheels, but the craft is still lowering.

 

polka and draw by numbers game