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05-MAR-2004	Karl Palsson

Charades, only you already know the answer :)

Not sure whether to have kept the same layout of people for each one or not.

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ctfchallenge		11-Mar-2004 05:25
I had the "up", for the 2nd I was trying "yell" or "shout", in the 3rd I was trying to figure out why they were nervous or scared. As for "us" there's no way anyone in the world is getting that unless they get the previous 3! LOL! ~ Good one. :) ~ Lonnit

Karl P		10-Mar-2004 20:55
Just for those people that haven't/can't work it out.... Up-roar-eee(k)-us

Olaf.dk		10-Mar-2004 20:26
Great idea! Interesting to look at. Karl, I think I would have liked it with the same person in the same position from syllable to syllable, but I can't tell for sure without seeing it. Hint to Lonnit: it starts with "up" and ends with "ous". --Olaf

Canon DSLR Challenge		09-Mar-2004 19:02
Karl, What I meant was I like that there are more than just one interpretation / expression of each syllable, rather than just a series of four images of the same person. I said "twice" because I initially interpreted it as two couples playing charades. Having more than one person gives the sense that the game is being played - makes it more fun! :) - Ralph

Karl P		09-Mar-2004 18:12
Ralph, What do you mean by twice? I did have a previous version up for a couple of minutes, but it was the wrong file.

Canon DSLR Challenge		09-Mar-2004 17:14
Very creative! I like that you did it twice - great expressions too! - Ralph

Guest		09-Mar-2004 16:51
Is it in English? I guess I'm only good at charades when I'm playing it with my husband! Mind reading helps! LOL! ~ Lonnit

Canon DSLR Challenge		09-Mar-2004 11:27
Well, that's the first truly uproarious picture! :) -Anders