Sciss pa brick

[johnmc]

Why do some nobs call it rock paper scissors?

Sciss pa Sciss pa brick.

 

[Ed68]

Ha ha.

I was just googling Sciss pah brick as having the same argument.

Should have known Blue Moon would be confirm I'm right as nobody felt the need to argue on this thread.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I had an impromptu game of this with my boy today.

I won 5-3.

 

[Bill]

I only called it rock scissors after alex the kid came out.

 

[dazdon]

 

[TangerineSteve17]

I only called it rock scissors after alex the kid came out.

Those suddenly appearing wizards. Always struggled to get past them.

 

[Mothball]

Sis pas Prick where i came from! Or i was saying the wrong word for years!

 

[tidyman]

Research shows that rock is the most commonly played, and scissors the least – so paper is the best call. If your opponent is at all experienced, though, he will know that rock is the most likely opening move by an inexperienced player (particularly if he’s male, as it’s perceived as a “strong” move: “rock is for rookies”, they say) so he’ll likely call paper – and so you should call scissors.

It’s said that if your opponent plays scissors first, you can predict the type of player he is by the angle of his scissors. For instance, if he does a wide scissor then he is aggressive and may throw lots of future rocks, but if it is a thin scissor, he is experienced and you can expect lots of deceptive throws.

 

[Stoned Rose]

'Siz Pap Brick' was how it was pronounced.

We used to do it to see which unlucky **** had to go in net for 'Wembley Knockouts'.

Great days.

 

[Lavinda Past]

Why do some nobs call it rock paper scissors?

Sciss pa Sciss pa brick.

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