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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 7483709" data-attributes="member: 23751">[MENTION=29398]Lanefan[/MENTION] called the creation process set-up.&nbsp; He did it in a post that you responded do with, &quot;I agree completely.&quot;&nbsp; Given your vehement opposition to that concept, I don't think you are reading his responses very carefully.Given that both are set-up, they are both set-up.&nbsp; That's what they have in common.&nbsp; In Pictionary if I get a card that says to draw Cagney and Lacey, I can in my attempt to draw Lacey, draw the following.&nbsp; An item with a lot of lace, bag of potato chips and the sea, a person lying down with his hand to his eyes trying to see something, or Lacey herself.&nbsp; The game did not tell me what to draw and I have a lot of creative leeway to draw whatever the heck I want in my attempt to get the other person to guess right.&nbsp; Cagney I'm stumped on what the heck to draw.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 7483709, member: 23751"] [MENTION=29398]Lanefan[/MENTION] called the creation process set-up. He did it in a post that you responded do with, "I agree completely." Given your vehement opposition to that concept, I don't think you are reading his responses very carefully. Given that both are set-up, they are both set-up. That's what they have in common. In Pictionary if I get a card that says to draw Cagney and Lacey, I can in my attempt to draw Lacey, draw the following. An item with a lot of lace, bag of potato chips and the sea, a person lying down with his hand to his eyes trying to see something, or Lacey herself. The game did not tell me what to draw and I have a lot of creative leeway to draw whatever the heck I want in my attempt to get the other person to guess right. Cagney I'm stumped on what the heck to draw. [/QUOTE]

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