LOL - check out this site

[Descartes]

Ok, I'm not one to criticize the interests of others, but come on...

here

 

[Platypus]

Ok, now I can die a happy man.

 

[j0lly]

 

[N8Magic]

Is it OK to look at from work?

 

[Pr0Hawk]

Its Paper Scissors Rock! not Rock Paper Scissors!

 

[Descartes]

<< Is it OK to look at from work? >>



Yah, it's suitable for all ages!

 

[Descartes]

<< Its Paper Scissors Rock! not Rock Paper Scissors! >>



Ahh, well clearly you're not qualified for the World RPS society!

 

[tm37]

New Acronym TMTOYH!!!!



TO MUCH TIMES ON YOUR HANDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


However this is pretty funny!

 

[Schlocemus]

<< New Acronym TMTOYH!!!!



TO MUCH TIMES ON YOUR HANDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


However this is pretty funny! >>



TMTOYH!

 

[tweakmm]

I think that I found my next round of rock paper scissors strategy:
Crystal Ball (contributed by Ben, freelance RPS enthusiast)
An advanced strategy is to attempt to enter the head of the opposing player, not only by pretending to know what they will throw, but telling them. For example, you can say, "You're going to bring scissors, aren't you, chump?", thereby instilling a sence of fear in said opponent. You can be confident that after this comment, a novice opponent will not throw scissors. Since scissors will not be thrown, you can then throw paper, knowing that it will not be beaten. However, a true expert will recognize this as a trick and can respond with "Yeah, I'm throwing scissors" or "No, I was going to throw rock" thereby confusing your next throw. Therefore, this tactic should only be used on novices.

 

[Barnaby W. Füi]

look at the first post at their 'bull board'

 

[dc]

oh man. hahaha.

 

[erikiksaz]

OMG, this is *the* WEBSITE of all WEBSITES. this will finally put an end to the RPS debates my friend an i have afterschool.

 

[jobberd]

hahaha this reminds me of the Shotgun Rules page

 

[Hamburgerpimp]

Think twice before using RPS for life-threatening decisions.