The "Like" Game

Originally created by Jason K. The game starts by posting "like" on someone's facebook wall, and then you click "like" on every one of their updates. The point of the game is to harass someone by giving them as many notifications to look through as possible.

This game was influenced by the song " My favorite things" from the Sound of Music, due to the random, cute and happy thoughts depicted in the piece. Like the song, the game also compels each person to say their own creation of random and blissful thoughts. Typically, this game can be played between couples, close friends, family or to even "break the ice." There are no limits to any thought, as long as that thought brings you to your happy place. Nobody wins. It is typically for you and the other player's personal gain to feel better.
How to play:
1. Think of 3 random like-able thoughts. They have to be in short words/phrases and completely unrelated.
2. Say it to your partner(s) and alternate.
3. The game naturally ends, but you may play it as long as you like.

It's a game for two people at a time. The players take turns saying "I like you" or "I love you" or practically anything flirtatious until the other blushes. The one to blush losses.

Used to inquire about whether one would agree to accept a duel via Xbox. Usually Madden 04' or NBA 2K4. Coined by Dawood Dagna (Babson 05'). Not to be confused with kick ass rapper THE GAME.

Slang. If you play me for a fool, I’ll make sure you get what you deserve.

Your like game is the number of hours you put a picture on facebook minus the number of likes. If the number is in the minuses then you have a strong like game but if it is a high number then you have a weak like game.