chickenfeet

There's this game wot commodorified started which is quite neat but I can't remember what it's called and her journal crashes my browser (and how weird is that).

So anyway it's a virtual drinking game and goes as follows:

In round one, each letter of the alphabet (in the conventional order) gets a pub and the pub name must be of the form 'animate thing' and 'inanimate thing'. So one might have 'Tomcat and Tyre Iron'.

In the second round one adds a place, as in 'the Tomcat and Tyre Iron in Toxteth' except that using the same drink or pub elements are not allowed.

In round three one acquires a drink as in 'Tea at the Tomcat and Tyre Iron in Toxteth'.

In round four one acquires a drinking companion as in 'Tea with Tracy at the Tomcat and Tyre Iron in Toxteth'.

Final rule, all new entries are to be posted as a reply to this entry NOT as a reply to a comment. Comments may only be replied to to heap praise or scorn on the poster etc.

I hope you are taking notes...

So someone begin with 'A'

It's a quiet, rather dull day in Toronto and I can't play rugby today because of the Evil Shoulder™. So, modeled after kinetikatrue's version, how about a round of Literary Botticelli?

( The Rules )

My name begins with 'W'. I am a male fictional character. I appear in a work written after 1900 by a male European author.

curtana and forthright correctly figured out that I am Brother William of Baskerville, Franciscan sleuth and pal of Roger Bacon, from the fertile imagination of Umberto Eco. I guess curtana and forthright have earned the right to set the next puzzle though insisting that they have to have a character beginning with 'X' seems unnecessarily harsh.