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From: pvl@houxh.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.rec.nude
Subject: More on Twister
Message-ID: <281@houxh.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 27-Oct-83 15:28:15 EST
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Posted: Thu Oct 27 15:28:15 1983
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  My article on nude Twister was in response to an article from Yale,
but I've received two messages asking what "Twister" is.  Hmmm...I guess
I'm getting old.  I figured that *everybody* had been exposed to the
game about 15 years ago.  Twister is a commercial game and probably a
registered name (sorry, I don't know the company.  It's one of the biggies
like Milton-Bradley or Parker Brothers).  The game consists of a plastic
sheet and a spinner.  The plastic sheet has four rows of hand-sized
colored dots on it.  Players (2 to 4) start by standing on two of the
dots.  Someone then spins the spinner and announces that everyone must
place a particular hand/foot on a dot of a particular color.  Sometimes
reaching that dot with that hand/foot is difficult due to intervening
bodies or simply due to your own current position.  Play continues
until someone can no longer support themselves and falls.  Those left
"up" are the winners.  I leave it to the reader to extend the rules.
  Pete LaMaster NJ   ihnp4!houxh!pvl