Tasks / Something Very Good
Go to a street corner of your choosing and wait for something fantastic to happen.
1 to 10 players
15 points
Level 1
Created by anna one
19 completed :: 126 in progress
Interested in collaborating on this: (no one yet!)
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Do I fulfill the letter of this task if I went to the corner with no intention of doing this task?
I went to a street corner and waited. And something amazing happened. But I didn't go to the corner specifically to wait for something amazing to happen. I mean, technically in my life I'm always waiting for something amazing to happen perpetually, but does my constant anticipation of the amazing qualify here?
Oh, yay! When I read McGonigal's blog about this task, I REALLY REALLY wanted to do it! So, I thank whoever is responsible for giving it back to us for giving it back to us. Um, thanks!
edited:
Looks like that would be the lovely suzy derkins! *smooch!*
Not me, zer0gee, I was also very happy when I found it was back, during Darkaardvark's The Hunt week, but he claims it wasn't his doing either...
Well, I'm certainly glad someone did. :)
anyone want to meet up in london to do this task?
to get more points
(no idea how they work actually)
we could wear masks...
Praxis
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Thank you S.S.I. (+ who could forget Orion?)
I was seriously starting to go through new task withdrawal.