Post by Zeus on Oct 27, 2011 22:53:42 GMT -5
Olympics #2
"Sprint"
Welcome to your second Olympics! Last time, you competed in a Javelin Competition and this time, you are competing in a Sprint Competition!
The course distance is in Yards.
You will start a thread called "Olympics #2" in your diaries.
You have to post "1 Yard" "2 Yards" "3 Yards" until "25 Yards".
Once you are done, you will post "1 Lap" (or 2, 3, depending...).
When you will begin the next lap, you will restart at 1 Yard, and the course will be 25 MORE YARDS.
So:
Lap 1: 25 Yards
Lap 2: 50 Yards
Lap 3: 75 Yards
etc...
"49 Yards"
"50 Yards"
"2 Laps"
"1 Yard"
"2 Yards"
(...)
"74 Yards"
"75 Yards"
"3 Laps"
"1 Yard"
so on...
HOWEVER, if you ever stop posting for longer than 2 minutes, you are considered as fatigued and WILL have to wait at least a hour since your last yard before you can continue again, UNLESS you finished a lap. Which means you can take a break of how long you want everytime you finish a lap.
The person to have ran the most will win the Olympics! Good Luck.
If you don't respect rules during a lap, you lose that lap in your total score. You may edit or Delete.
If there is a tie, there is a tie-breaker planned.
You have 24 hours to do the challenge.
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Welcome to your second Olympics! Last time, you competed in a Javelin Competition and this time, you are competing in a Sprint Competition!
The course distance is in Yards.
You will start a thread called "Olympics #2" in your diaries.
You have to post "1 Yard" "2 Yards" "3 Yards" until "25 Yards".
Once you are done, you will post "1 Lap" (or 2, 3, depending...).
When you will begin the next lap, you will restart at 1 Yard, and the course will be 25 MORE YARDS.
So:
Lap 1: 25 Yards
Lap 2: 50 Yards
Lap 3: 75 Yards
etc...
"49 Yards"
"50 Yards"
"2 Laps"
"1 Yard"
"2 Yards"
(...)
"74 Yards"
"75 Yards"
"3 Laps"
"1 Yard"
so on...
HOWEVER, if you ever stop posting for longer than 2 minutes, you are considered as fatigued and WILL have to wait at least a hour since your last yard before you can continue again, UNLESS you finished a lap. Which means you can take a break of how long you want everytime you finish a lap.
The person to have ran the most will win the Olympics! Good Luck.
If you don't respect rules during a lap, you lose that lap in your total score. You may edit or Delete.
If there is a tie, there is a tie-breaker planned.
You have 24 hours to do the challenge.
Good Luck!