Ed Murphy wrote: >Did the UK version of WLIIA Is this a reference to "Whose Line is it Anyway?"? I don't recall any game in it featuring lying down, but I haven't seen any episode of it since 1994, so I might be out of date. (I don't have a TV.)
*rummage*wikipedia* Ah, Wikipedia claims that the game "Stand, Sit, Bend" was used in both versions, and had a variant "Stand, Sit, Lie". > When an entity becomes a type of entity with one or more > switches, all of eir switches for that type are set to their > default values. Careful here. What if an entity changes from one type to another where both types have the same switch? That is, it has changed between subtypes where a switch is tied to a common supertype. > When an entity ceases to be a type of entity with one or > more switches, all of eir switches for that type are retained > and CANNOT be changed except as explicitly described by the > rules. No, that would be awful! Loses the point of switches being typed. >I prefer to rely on Rule 754 (1) and (2) rather than explicitly >listing such seemingly-trivial synonyms, I don't think it's so trivial. But you're welcome to go through the whole ruleset and replace "register" with "become a player" and so on. I won't object to the terms not being defined when they're no longer used in the ruleset. -zefram
