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PatrThom

PatrThom

Then I'm the solo member of the club due to Tin forging his credentials.

That makes me the best at meaningless contests. Go, me!

--Patrick
 
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Chad Sexington

Chad Sexington

For extra fun, have you ever tried playing Six Degrees of Wikipedia? You open two random Wikipedia pages, and see how many clicks from in-article links only it takes to get from Random Page 1 to Random Page 2. (Also you are not allowed to edit in links; which should be obvious to people who have a sense of fun and also honour).[DOUBLEPOST=1413915606,1413915570][/DOUBLEPOST]Also, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Magic_(1939_film)
 
blotsfan

blotsfan

One time I clicked it and got my last name, which is not particularly common. Either its reading in data or thats the weirdest coincidence.
 
Tinwhistler

Tinwhistler

Bumble the Boy Wonder said:
This game needs spicing up.

I say you take the title of your random entry, and create a short description of it in here, without reading about it
Click to expand...
I like this version better
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Dankl_von_Krasnik

Second cousin to Victor Von Doom (on his father's side), Von Kasknik is a low-level functionary in the Latverian government where he works in the Department of Motor Vehicles. Resenting Von Doom's power, Von Krasnik takes out his petty jealousies and frustrations on an unsuspecting populace by secretly changing the eye color or gender of his victims when renewing their drivers' licenses. Though he is never there to see the ensuing aftermath, he takes great pride in knowing that his actions have brought the scrutiny of the Latverian police forces to many otherwise innocent citizens.
 
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Grecian

Alex Grecian is the pseudonym of Alexander the Great, who has survived to modern times, waiting to participate in a final battle between the remaining immortals, who aren't actually immortal because you can kill them by removing their heads with a sharp object. Any sharp object, really. Or a dull object applied with sufficient force. Like a train. So I guess what we're saying is that they're nigh-immortal. Grecian has his own theme song by Queen, whom he beheaded afterwards in a drug-fueled rampage in which he mistook Freddie Mercury for the actual Mercury.
 
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