Players agree on a category from which they will name words. Once the category is established, the first player says a word. For example, if the category is U.S. cities, the first person might say "Los Angeles." The second person must begin the name of another city using the last letter of the first city, e.g., "Seattle." The game continues until a player is stumped and cannot continue the chain (in this example, if the next player cannot think of a city beginning with "E"). Players can play up to any predetermined point value.

I start: Quick

Ahh, yes, one more of those self-righteous, judgmental, chest-beating, phony christian types, who uses their own perverted idiosyncratic version of "christianity" as a dark cover for their own bigotry, ignorance and shortcomings. Why is it that they consistently fail to understand - much less attempt to practice - that one singular commandment from Jesus: "That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another (John 13:34). I've met many of you in the evangelical and fundamental churches of my youth, hypocrites gleefully condemning others with little concern for "the log in their own eye" (Matthew 7:3). Let me put this to you, sunshine, in the most straight-forward manner possible. You are free to believe whatever you wish and spout your pathetic dribble but in this country the likes of you and your disgusting ilk don't get to define my patriotism nor disparage my spirituality - or lack of it. As far as I'm concerned, you can take your pseudo-christian BS and stick it up your sanctimonious arse. Should there be a god, I can well imagine that he/she/it is as disgusted at your pathetic, self-serving congratulatory behavior as I am.