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Rolls RoYce is a HeaVy SWeetener
VCBPLA
There's a pile of rotten toes(TO), a molotov cocktail(MV) is then thrown into the toes and they start sizzling away. Large electric sparks start to appear, then an electric eel(XE) slithers out of the flaming toes...TOMVXE
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There's a pile of rotten toes(TO), a molotov cocktail(MV) is then thrown into the toes and they start sizzling away. Large electric sparks start to appear, then an electric eel(XE) slithers out of the flaming toes...
I like this game because I can't cube at work, but I can lurk~
Marie Osmond Side Kicks the University of Queensland (Hii-YAH!)
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Zane, you concern me.
I don't like my image for KO. It's not very memorable. Chris, what type of interaction do you have for your koala image?
Koala is a so-so image for me. I'd be interested in hearing some other ideas as well.
For KO I picture a giant Koala (about the size of a full grown grizzly bear). It usually tries to tug and pull at the neighboring image, and it will eat any pieces/parts/items that are removable from the other image. It is also very passive sometimes if next to a very active image. For example if Cyclops (X-men) is the neighboring image, then Cyclops will use his energy beam to blast a gaping hole into the koala's stomach/belly, blasting blood and guts everywhere all over the journey location / other neighboring images.
Actually, Zane's memo for those letters is a very good example of what a memory location should be like. The more evil, funny, sexual, taboo, strange a location is the better. This is advice I even got from the memory experts at the memorysports group. Mundane and "normal" locations are boring and not memorable. Drastically taboo and disturbing images are memorable, even if they aren't socially "acceptable".