Imagine an evening, the lights have already started to go out, but the children haven't yet been sent to bed. We gather together around the bed; it starts with silliness, and progresses to full on joviality, and from this the game develops.
"The rules are that if you laugh you lose, the last one to laugh wins!" My son declares. By now it's hard for any of the children to contain their laughter anyway.
"I'll go first… This is a story about a camp fire…"
"And it tooted." I interject… winning the game.
"Okay, it's my turn!" My daughter cries out. "I'm going to tell a story about a robot."
"Have you ever heard a robot toot?" I interjected… winning the game. (They are kids after all.)
"I know a story about an eagle!" My son said seriously… and before I had to interject I had won this round too.
Then it was my turn.
"This happens in a restaurant at the top of a very tall building where you can look out the windows and see the whole city.
One man walks in and sits down, he sees a guy at a table thank a waitress for his drink, take a big gulp, then jump up, he says "WOAH" then jumps out the window, flies around the building… come back to his table and say "Wow, that's quiet the drink, can I have another?!"
He does this a couple of times before the guy who just walked in is convinced. He orders the drink… gets up, says "woah, that is a strong drink!" jumps out the window… and falls."
The guy making the drink looks at the man who had flown around the building and says "Superman… you're a funny guy."
And that's how I lost the game. 
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