A large group of players forms a circle. Two players begin as competitors with a third as the judge. The competitors count
out three (as if playing Rock, Scissors, Paper) and on three they pose themselves as various objects. The competitors
announce what objects they represent, and the judge decides which is more powerful (the winner) and explains his decision. The
judge and the winner become competitors in the next round with the next player in the circle becoming the judge.
Rock, Paper, Anything was introduced by Lunch Boy
