If you chose p then you would flap the yak yak to the letters of the alphabet. A b c d ...till you got to the chosen letter. Usually this was with a large number of children from one family, we had 9, or as part of a slumber party.
On Tue, Jan 26, 2021, 11:37 PM Papirfoldning.dk <[email protected]> wrote: > Den 27. jan. 2021 kl. 06.17 skrev [email protected]: > > I also have two questions: (1) can you please give me examples of the > fortunes written on the fortune teller? (2) Does the tellee first asks a > question at the beginning, so the fortune teller can answer it? > > > Back in 2008 I designed this Decider for a large, Danish music festival, > Roskilde festival: > http://papirfoldning.dk/images/diagram/rf2009/rf2009-beslutter.pdf > The orange tent in the corners is their logo and depicts their iconic > large scene. And yes, that somewhat bypasses your step 1, which usually > should be there. Instead they first select a number, flicks the fortune > teller (or in this case: activity decider), and then a colour to open. > > The use case is to decide what to do now. A realistic problem at such a > festival where you live 5 full, 18-hours-daylight days in a small tent with > lots of other people around you and lots of mud or dust. > > The text is in Danish, but includes choices like a couple of bands, drink > beer, sun bathe, jump into the lake (has clean water you can swim in), sing > along, sleep 14 hours, or get cozy with the opposite sex. All typical > activities among young people at a festival. > > I saw a Danish art museum utilise a similar idea, leading visitors around > to art they otherwise might not have seen. > > You procedure description is like I know it, except that in school we > would place numbers and not words in the outer layer. > > Best regards > Hans > > >
