This game is a Christmas tradition, and it was made for writers. It’s simple. You have to give a simile usually and idiom, for example “A dime a ____,” and of course the answer is a dozen. You will post your answer in the comments and then post your own simile for the next person to guess. You have to give an answer then a question. That’s how this game works. We are playing in the comments, please do not email me.
This game is taken from the great Christmas classic movie Scrooge from 1984 starring George C. Scott. Here is the trailer for that wonderful movie. I highly encourage you to watch it this holiday season.
Ok, so I’m changing how we play this game. Just leave a comment and someone with reply with the answer. Also, make sure that you answer at least one of the persons idiom.
admin says
As tight as a _____
If you know this, write the answer and then a question for the next person.
Marilyn Mathis says
tick
Jim says
As tight as a drum. Better late than_____
Genie Nakano says
never
Angela says
Better late than never. As cool as a________.
Marilyn Mathis says
cucumber. Raining _____ and _____.
Amy says
Better late than never. Raining cats and ____..
admin says
As cool as a cucumber. Beat around the ____.
Marilyn Mathis says
bush. In like _____.
admin says
Raining cats and dogs. Bite the ___________.
Alex says
Bite the bullet. Where the rubber meets the____________
David says
Where the rubber meets the road. Keep an ear to the __________________
Marilyn Mathis says
ground. Don’t take any wooden _____.
admin says
Don’t take any wooden nickels. Second to __________
admin says
______ your uncle
admin says
A different_______ of fish