The TJP Novel Game!

[richvh]

for

[two_heads_talking]

monks.

( I agree with gabi, I think we should keep the theme without any anachronisms, what do others feel?)

We are using forum names and avatars and have used mothra, and other monsters and even some modern weapons etc, that were obviously post midieval Japan.. I say, let it free form.

[richvh]

That was in the previous story. We started a new one. Shall I split the thread, to make it more obvious?

[two_heads_talking]

That was in the previous story. We started a new one. Shall I split the thread, to make it more obvious?

Yeah, one thread per story would be nice..


(barrels)

[richvh]

Thread split.

A rounin named Musashi sought happiness and mental stimulation by traveling to distant places. Departing from Kyoto he headed east, towards Nagoyajo where he fell in with boisterous companions from a parallel lifestyle- Hachirou, Shichirou and Ichirou. Challenged to outdrink an ojii-san who had drunk more [anachronism fixup] sake than wild boars or a mendicant [number fixup] monk, Musashi valiantly matched his drink, cup for barrels. (huh? "cup for barrels?" What kind of a drinking contest is that?) Finally

[Kenitai]

monks.

( I agree with gabi, I think we should keep the theme without any anachronisms, what do others feel?)

We are using forum names and avatars and have used mothra, and other monsters and even some modern weapons etc, that were obviously post midieval Japan.. I say, let it free form.

True to that, but I thought choosing a theme would prevent words or cases from previous tales to be used again or too often. Which could get very boring if everything gets repetitive.



...


the

[richvh]

contest

[becki_kanou]

A rounin named Musashi sought happiness and mental stimulation by traveling to distant places. Departing from Kyoto he headed east, towards Nagoyajo where he fell in with boisterous companions from a parallel lifestyle- Hachirou, Shichirou and Ichirou,

Challenged to outdrink an ojii-san who had drunk more sake than wild boars or a mendicant monk, Musashi valiantly matched his drinks, cup for <cup> (makes more sense). Finally the contest came....

[richvh]

to

[gabi in japan]

town

[becki_kanou]

and

[john2]

the

[richvh]

drinking

[two_heads_talking]

became

[john2]

too