Elm0 Posted November 5, 2010 Posted November 5, 2010 Based on recent events more fun needs to be had. So for each televised game I think "Chin-watch Predictor" should be applied. So what do you need to post to enter? 1) Time of first closeup chin stroke. 2) Number of times Roy strokes his chin on a closeup shot on sky within the game. Points awarded as follows: Correct time (to the minute): 12 pointsFor each minute you are out, 2 points will be deducted. So that gives 5 minutes leeway each side of your guess if you are to score. eg, you guess 21st minute, but roy strokes his chin on a closeup for the first time in the 26th minute, you will earn 2 points. If you correctly guess the number of televised chin strokes: 10 pointsIf your guess is within one chin stroke of the actual number: 5 points Simple really.LET THE GAMES COMMENCE!!
Cheesecake Posted November 6, 2010 Posted November 6, 2010 (edited) On 05/11/2010 at 17:43, Elm0 said: Based on recent events more fun needs to be had. So for each televised game I think "Chin-watch Predictor" should be applied. So what do you need to post to enter? 1) Time of first closeup chin stroke. 2) Number of times Roy strokes his chin on a closeup shot on sky within the game. Points awarded as follows: Correct time (to the minute): 12 pointsFor each minute you are out, 2 points will be deducted. So that gives 5 minutes leeway each side of your guess if you are to score. eg, you guess 21st minute, but roy strokes his chin on a closeup for the first time in the 26th minute, you will earn 2 points. If you correctly guess the number of televised chin strokes: 10 pointsIf your guess is within one chin stroke of the actual number: 5 points Simple really.LET THE GAMES COMMENCE!! Im up for anything that lifts the gloom! 12th minute and 7 times a stroker! edit - are we relying on sky for the results? bugger! Edited November 6, 2010 by DPD1973
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