The Word Association Thread Part I

Pikachu90000 · Post by **Pikachu90000** » Sat 06 Nov, 2004 11:58 pm

This is something that proved so popular when someone started it on another forum upon which I'm
a member of, it grew to be the most popular thread on the entire forum, reaching more than 100 pages!

So, I'm starting it again, only this time, right here at The Pika Club.

Here's how we play the game. I'll start with a fairly random word, and then you post the first word that comes to mind as a quoted reply. For instance, if the word we start off with is "Pikachu", then the first word that might come to mind would most probably
likely be "Pokemon". In which case, quote the previous post, and put "Pokemon" in your reply (preferably without the quotation marks) directly underneath Also you need to explain what the word means:
Pokemon-a popular game for GameBoy. If someone doesn't follow the rules it will start over again, adn they can't play for 24 hours...

Then just click on the "Submit" button. The next person could then submit a word that's
associated with "pokemon" such
as "pokeballs", or "pokedex", and so it continues. It's as simple as that . . .

Can't play ppl
NONE

(We'll continue until we all run out of suggestions, or just get bored with it!)

Let's start with:
Fire- a thing that gets very hot

TaylorGS · Post by **TaylorGS** » Sun 07 Nov, 2004 2:04 am

Like this?
"Efreet" A summon spirit of fire off Tales of Symphonia
?

Pikachu90000 · Post by **Pikachu90000** » Sun 07 Nov, 2004 2:31 am

TaylorGS wrote:Like this?
"Efreet" A summon spirit of fire off Tales of Symphonia
?

quote please and except than that it's okay
"SCI-FI"- something that makes sicitfity sense but that's also fiction

TaylorGS · Post by **TaylorGS** » Sun 07 Nov, 2004 2:35 am

Pikachu90000 wrote:quote please and except than that it's okay
"SCI-FI"- something that makes sicitfity sense but that's also fiction

Like this?
"A Wrinkle In Time"- a book with children traveling to a planet to rescue their dad, and also wind up trying to save themselves.

I just thought. Do you think there should be a limit on how many times someone can add to this topic thing a day?

Pikachu90000 · Post by **Pikachu90000** » Sun 07 Nov, 2004 2:55 am

TaylorGS wrote:
Pikachu90000 wrote:quote please and except than that it's okay
"SCI-FI"- something that makes sicitfity sense but that's also fiction
Like this?
"A Wrinkle In Time"- a book with children traveling to a planet to rescue their dad, and also wind up trying to save themselves.

I just thought. Do you think there should be a limit on how many times someone can add to this topic thing a day?

yes... But I don't think the topic limit is neccery... It's only no double posting and SPAM. if there is I will delete them, and start it all over again... after 20 pages it will split to The Word Association Thread Part II
"publish"-To prepare and issue (printed material) for public distribution or sale.

TaylorGS · Post by **TaylorGS** » Sun 07 Nov, 2004 2:59 am

Pikachu90000 wrote:yes... But I don't think the topic limit is neccery... It's only no double posting and SPAM. if there is I will delete them, and start it all over again... after 20 pages it will split to The Word Association Thread Part II
"publish"-To prepare and issue (printed material) for public distribution or sale.

Also, what if the 'quote' box becomes really really big?
"graphic novels"- To put it simply, Stories illustrated with a lot of pictures and bubbles for the characters to talk

Pikachu90000 · Post by **Pikachu90000** » Sun 07 Nov, 2004 3:01 am

TaylorGS wrote: Also, what if the 'quote' box becomes really really big?
"graphic novels"- To put it simply, Stories illustrated with a lot of pictures and bubbles for the characters to talk

Doesn't matter cuase I can handle that.
"manga" simply japanese anime inside a book like Shaman King or One Piece

TaylorGS · Post by **TaylorGS** » Thu 11 Nov, 2004 3:20 am

Pikachu90000 wrote:Doesn't matter cuase I can handle that.
"manga" simply japanese anime inside a book like Shaman King or One Piece

Ummm...
"Beet the Vandel Buster" - A new manga recently previewed in a Shoenn Jump magazine/issue. (volume one is out I believe)

Pikachu90000 · Post by **Pikachu90000** » Thu 11 Nov, 2004 6:07 am

TaylorGS wrote:
Pikachu90000 wrote:Doesn't matter cuase I can handle that.
"manga" simply japanese anime inside a book like Shaman King or One Piece
Ummm...
"Beet the Vandel Buster" - A new manga recently previewed in a Shoenn Jump magazine/issue. (volume one is out I believe)

"One Piece"- A manga that is also on Shonen Jump, and also airs on FOXBox

TaylorGS · Post by **TaylorGS** » Fri 12 Nov, 2004 2:06 am

Pikachu90000 wrote:"One Piece"- A manga that is also on Shonen Jump, and also airs on FOXBox

"Pirates" - Often in old stories, thieves who steal and like gold and the such. Also dipicted in movies with white teeth, but real ones never looked after their teeth

Pikachu90000 · Post by **Pikachu90000** » Fri 12 Nov, 2004 5:47 am

TaylorGS wrote:
Pikachu90000 wrote:"One Piece"- A manga that is also on Shonen Jump, and also airs on FOXBox
"Pirates" - Often in old stories, thieves who steal and like gold and the such. Also dipicted in movies with white teeth, but real ones never looked after their teeth

"gold"a rock like susstance that's worth big bucks

TaylorGS · Post by **TaylorGS** » Fri 12 Nov, 2004 1:03 pm

Pikachu90000 wrote:"gold"a rock like susstance that's worth big bucks

"moo-lah" - or money and lots of it

Pikachu90000 · Post by **Pikachu90000** » Fri 12 Nov, 2004 7:14 pm

TaylorGS wrote:
Pikachu90000 wrote:"gold"a rock like susstance that's worth big bucks
"moo-lah" - or money and lots of it

"CDN"a strong currency to USD

TaylorGS · Post by **TaylorGS** » Sun 14 Nov, 2004 1:36 am

[quote="Pikachu90000""CDN"a strong currency to USD[/quote]
"current" - describing water flow, or what's popular at the current time

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Pikachu90000 · Post by **Pikachu90000** » Sun 14 Nov, 2004 5:51 am

TaylorGS wrote:
Pikachu90000 wrote:"CDN"a strong currency to USD
"current" - describing water flow, or what's popular at the current time

"present"- a gift, or right here