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Tora Tora Tora (Tiger Tiger Tiger) is a Japanese game made by Geisha which has the same rules as Rock, Paper, Scissors but it has a few differences.
In Tora Tora Tora, players have the choice of either a Tiger, a Soldier, or Grandma.
Tiger eats Grandma.
Tiger is slain by Soldier.
Tiger plays with another Tiger (Draw)
Grandma Scolds Son.
Grandma has a friendly chat with another Grandma (Draw)
Soldier spars with another Soldier (Draw)
For more of a detailed guide: samuraitours tora-tora-tora
Anyways, players will have a rice pepper screen between them so they wonât know what the other will pick.
When it is time to âdrawâ their chosen character, they will act like them.
For Tiger: All fours
For Grandma: Bend your back forward and hold a pretend cane
For Soldier: Carry a pretend spear and point it downwards
Itâs fun to play Tora Tora Tora with a geisha!
A game where 2-4 players make a character together with each player drawing a certain part of the body. These being head, body, legs and feet. I will now explain how to play.
First you will need:
-pen or pencil
-paper (make it into a rectangular strip)
-family or friends (2-4)
Decide what part each a person is drawing. The order of play is always head, body, legs then lastly feet.
Once the part of the body is drawn (with gap(s) at the bottom of the drawing so each part is connected), fold the paper to cover the part of the body while still leaving the sides of the gap visible then fold it to the back (like your zigzagging the paper).
Once the last body part is done, choose someone to reveal the horrible amalgamation you all have made and unfold the strip of paper.
Drawing can be detailed, simple or as inappropriate as possible.
Enjoy!
Hey wanna play Character scramble?
HELL YEAH
The time where Karens were born. The day the name Karen was shat on by entitled blond individuals.
The Karenation brought a plague on our society and we can think back to before it.
Fuck you Karen.
The Karenation is an event weâll never forget. Now we are in deep shit.
According to the Dictionary, Trauma is a deeply distressing or disturbing experience.
What experiences count as trauma depend really as everyone is different on how they see things. Some may see an experience as fine while others not so much.
Trauma effects how you act, feel, react to situations, your social life, your mental health and physical health so if you feel you have trauma, talk to a GP or if you are a minor, a trusted adult or teacher.
They will help you get a therapist or school counsellor.
Please note, I am no professional so this definition on trauma may not be 100% correct. If you want a full in-depth definition, please do some research on official healthcare sites that know what they are saying.