Say something about the last poster!
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| - | '''Say something about the last poster!''' was created on [[8 November]], [[2004]]. Like many of the games on Mayhem, its title succinctly describes its entire ruleset. It inspired a number of 'copycat' threads, such as 'Say something about the NEXT poster!', 'Say Something About Everybody' ('Everybody' in this case being the next and last posters, and onesself), and 'Say something about yourself'. | + | '''Say something about the last poster!''' was created on [[8 November]], [[2004]]. Like many of the games on Mayhem, its title succinctly describes its entire ruleset. It inspired a number of 'copycat' threads, such as '[[Say something about the NEXT poster!]]', '[[Say Something About Everybody]]' ('Everybody' in this case being the next and last posters, and onesself), and 'Say something about yourself'. |
| - | 'Say something about the last poster!' and its family are often used as conversation threads. Posts are often constructed to imply something about the current poster, by saying this is not true of the last poster. | + | 'Say something about the last poster!' and its family are often used as conversation threads. Posts are often constructed to imply something about the current poster, by saying this is not true of the last poster. |
| - | The previous person to edit this article | + | The previous person to edit this article should consider editing her user page to redirect to the page on herself as a bunny. |
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Current revision as of 13:58, 26 January 2009
Say something about the last poster! was created on 8 November, 2004. Like many of the games on Mayhem, its title succinctly describes its entire ruleset. It inspired a number of 'copycat' threads, such as 'Say something about the NEXT poster!', 'Say Something About Everybody' ('Everybody' in this case being the next and last posters, and onesself), and 'Say something about yourself'.
'Say something about the last poster!' and its family are often used as conversation threads. Posts are often constructed to imply something about the current poster, by saying this is not true of the last poster.
The previous person to edit this article should consider editing her user page to redirect to the page on herself as a bunny.
