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[Illustration: a hand extended out of a pool of water, making the "V" |
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SINK: A GAME |
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by Ala Hera, E.L., N.S.; Rayville Apple Panthers |
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SINK is played by Discordians and people of much ilk. |
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PURPOSE: To sink an object or a thing . . . in water or mud or |
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anything you can sink something in. |
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RULES: Sinking is allowed in any manner. To date, ten pound chunks |
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of mud were used to sink a tobacco can. It is preferable to have a |
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pit of water or a hole to drop things in. But rivers, bays, gulfs -- |
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I dare say even oceans -- can be used. |
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TURNS are taken thusly: whomsoever gets the junk up and in the air |
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first. |
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DUTY: It shall be the duty of all persons playing SINK to help find |
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more objects to sink, once one object is sunk. |
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UPON SINKING: The sinked shall yell, "I sank it!" or something |
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equally as thoughtful. |
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NAMING OF OBJECTS is sometimes desirable. The object is named by the |
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finder of such object and whoever sinks it can say, for instance, "I |
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sunk Columbus, Ohio." |
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"In a way, we're kind of a Peace Corps." |
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-- Maj. A. Lincoln German, Training |
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Director of the Green Beret Special |
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Warfare School, Ft. Bragg, N.C. |
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