Yesterday at band camp we played a game when we were taking a break in our guard sectional that may have caused psychological/emotional damage to some people (this is an over-exaggeration, but it really frustrated some people). It's called The Land of Spoons. Here's how you play. I will say some phrases that go like "in the land of spoons, I can (blank) but not (blank)". The goal is for everyone else to figure out the pattern. If someone figures it out, they have to give an example phrase to prove that they understand. I'll give some examples.

In the land of spoons, I can eat an apple, but it can't be red.
In the land of spoons, I can go to the living room, but not the flea market.
In the land of spoons, I can wear earrings, but not a necklace.
In the land of spoons, I can plant a tree, but not a bush.
In the land of spoons, I can have glitter, but not sparkles.
In the land of spoons, I can cook eggs, but not bacon.
In the land of spoons, I can put mayonnaise on my sandwich, but not mustard.
In the land of spoons, I can kill someone, but they can't die.
In the land of spoons, I can sleep on a pillow, but not a bed.
In the land of spoons, I can have noodles, but not pasta.

Did you figure out the pattern? We played this game for 30 minutes before my coach told everyone the secret. My friend was crying (or about to cry) from frustration, because she couldn't figure it out and almost everyone else did.