The "What If" Game

**Marc the Smark** · 03-20-2007, 09:27 AM

I took this idea from another site.

This game is very simple, and can be interesting to see what people think of any random wrestling issues that could be brought up by someone else on the spot. Here's how it works.

One person asks a "What If" question, and the next person answers that question before presenting their own "What If" question. For instance...
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Person A
What if WWE suddenly went out of business?

Person B:
TNA would have to step up its game.

What if John Cena went to TNA?
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Get the point? Like I said, it's very simple. There are a few rules that I want to put in place.

* This can pertain to something in the past, something in the present, or something in the future.

* If you feel that you can add something to a previous question that was asked, feel free to do so. However, only up to two responses can be given to one particular question. For instance, if Person A asks a question, Person B and C can answer that question. However, Person D can not.

* If you feel the need to answer a question that has already been answered once, do not repeat the answer already given. This rule is in place to provide one additional viewpoint on the issue, not to rehash something already stated.

* If you believe that additional discussion on a question is necessary, make a thread about it. Don't violate these rules, please.

* Please wrap the question you are answering in a quote box. This makes things less confusing for everyone.

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I'll go first.

What if Ric Flair had agreed to cut his hair and be called "Spartacus," like Jim Herd wanted him to in the WCW?

03-20-2007, 09:27 AM	#1
Marc the Smark Posts: 2,064	The "What If" Game I took this idea from another site. This game is very simple, and can be interesting to see what people think of any random wrestling issues that could be brought up by someone else on the spot. Here's how it works. One person asks a "What If" question, and the next person answers that question before presenting their own "What If" question. For instance... ---- Quote: Originally Posted by Person A What if WWE suddenly went out of business? Person B: TNA would have to step up its game. What if John Cena went to TNA? ---- Get the point? Like I said, it's very simple. There are a few rules that I want to put in place. * This can pertain to something in the past, something in the present, or something in the future. * If you feel that you can add something to a previous question that was asked, feel free to do so. However, only up to two responses can be given to one particular question. For instance, if Person A asks a question, Person B and C can answer that question. However, Person D can not. * If you feel the need to answer a question that has already been answered once, do not repeat the answer already given. This rule is in place to provide one additional viewpoint on the issue, not to rehash something already stated. * If you believe that additional discussion on a question is necessary, make a thread about it. Don't violate these rules, please. * Please wrap the question you are answering in a quote box. This makes things less confusing for everyone. ---- I'll go first. What if Ric Flair had agreed to cut his hair and be called "Spartacus," like Jim Herd wanted him to in the WCW?