The surrealists were great fans of Victorian parlour games such as THE EXQUISTE CORPSE.This can be a game of random drawings making a whole or a story with words.
Sometimes surprising combinations create strange synchonicity.
WORDS TO DESCRIBE THE TOFFEE/HANDS
8 years ago
Each student supplied one line,without knowing what the preceeding or following line would be.The same goes for the Q+A.At the end the complete sequence is revealed in order to much hilarity and sometimes ,disquiet.
ReplyDeleteThis story seems to intimate a terrible crime during a bad harvest...I wonder if Herr Doctor and Mr Giggles have ever met eachother?
This is the Story made in class with ten people
ReplyDeleteIt was a Tuesday afternoon, when
a camel came bounding down the road and knocked over some small children, what a tragedy, but all was not lost
because he liked to root around in his pants then smell his fingers.
He watched mummy get dragged into the woods
Because she had no idea what was going on. She reached into her pocket
And the chicken was knighted for his worthy efforts
And it rained and rained
Until, as the sun set, they realised the grain would not go to waste.
THE END.
Q & A
q.Is there a name for my condition, Herr Doctor?
a. Tastes like apples.
q. Why do eggs taste so good in the morning?
a.I remember meeting one once when I was in London wearing over-knee socks.
q.Why does TV give Mr. Giggles gas?
a. That would be an ecumenical matter.
q.Who is your mum?
a. That depends on what time it’s over.
MP0524 Class Group 2008