I'm a little late to the Draw Something craze, but that's probably because I've been so absorbed with my Scramble, Scrabble, Poker, Mystery Mansion and Hangman habit.
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I'm a little late to the Draw Something craze, but that's probably because I've been so absorbed with my Scramble, Scrabble, Poker, Mystery Mansion and Hangman habit.
It's been less than a week, and it seems that I now am as addicted as the rest of you. However, I've got a huge problem with this game: I can NOT draw something. I can NOT draw anything.
I'm not being humble or self-critical. I just can't. Occasionally, I might fancy myself a "word artist" and I'm not terrible at photography, but when it comes to traditional art on paper - drawing, painting, sketching - I'm a complete and utter failure. Does your 5-year-old bring home "Art" from pre-k? Mine is worse. If there were an American Idol for doodling, I'd be brought in during audition week as the "I can't believe anyone's that bad" entertainment.
It was a complete fluke because of two facts: 1. It was not brilliant. 2. I really suck at art. (And I kind of missed my charm bracelet. Wonder if I ever got it back?)
Still, I defend my right to play "Draw Something"...and not only draw poorly, but revel in it.
I whined-commented a little when I read this article by my TwitterBook friend: Draw Something (That Doesn't Totally Suck). (Disclaimer - none of the examples are mine. He won't play with me...which is good, because mine are worse).
But I then realized he's probably not having as much fun as I. I am hysterical when I'm drawing these bits AND even more so when I have to witness my opponent's attempts to guess the words that I've so ineptly illustrated. If you want a game like this to be fun, play with someone like me. If you want to win - even though there's not really winning at Draw Something - so let's say win something like Pictionary, put me on the other team (even though I'm okay at guessing. BTW, if the game is Taboo or Catchphrase, I'm your girl. Unstoppable!).
Recently, another TwitterBook friend posted some of her not-so-art-museum-worthy pics on Facebook, and I was practically in tears reading the hilarious comments. Basically, Draw Something is the best party game ever - without the party. So, I am going to provide a space for us to share these pictures and the laughter. We all need it!
***Unfortunately, I haven't quite mastered saving my screenshots on Draw Something, so I can't share my absurd depictions of "joystick" or "airport" ... but don't worry. Worse will come.
Please post your own ... if you dare!
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You're ridiculous. Of COURSE I'll play with you, doofus. I'm blogginglily.
ReplyDeleteJust saw this comment; you were in my spam. So glad Blogger is watching my back! Sure, we'll play, but my Draws will be copyrighted and may NOT be used for profit or promotion. Except mine. Let the games begin!
DeleteI'm so addicted to this game its pathetic. I LOVE figuring yours out!!! hahahaaa Jen is sloppy too... (don't tell her i said that lmao) Another friend of mine (not on blogs) oh hers are pretty bad as well. sometimes you just gotta say EFF IT and spell the word FOR them lmao
ReplyDeleteRight? Isn't it so much more fun that way? Less talent = more fun. I win.
DeleteI can't join in this game, I will never come up for air if I do!!! And I'd place money I suck as badly, if now worse, than you.
ReplyDeletePut your money where your mouth is, girlfriend!
DeleteI can't share any pictures because no one will play Drawsome (British version) with me! Not even my family who will normally indulge me in every other entertainment of this sort (if only so I will keep baking for them!). Nice to know I am not the only one who sucks at art...
ReplyDeleteWonder if the British and US versions play well together? I'd totally play with you, D.J.!
DeleteThank you so much for swinging by AND taking the time to comment! I feel better too.