There is a game we play in my family on long car journeys. You have to get from any random person, object or concept to Sigourney Weaver in no more than six steps.
The steps have to be legitimate. For example, you cannot say "Mr Bun the baker breathes air; sigourney Weaver breathes air." that would be silly.
Here is an actual example: from The Eagle and child pub in Oxford to Sigourney Weaver in six steps:
1. the eagle and child pub was the local of a writers group called "the Inklings".
2. A member of the inklings was C. S. Lewis
3. C. S. Lewis wrote the Narnia books.
4. One of the Pevensey children in the Narnia books was called Susan.
5. Susan is the real first name of Sigourney Weaver.
So....
Can you get to Sigourney weaver from....
Brisbane Australia?
The steps have to be legitimate. For example, you cannot say "Mr Bun the baker breathes air; sigourney Weaver breathes air." that would be silly.
Here is an actual example: from The Eagle and child pub in Oxford to Sigourney Weaver in six steps:
1. the eagle and child pub was the local of a writers group called "the Inklings".
2. A member of the inklings was C. S. Lewis
3. C. S. Lewis wrote the Narnia books.
4. One of the Pevensey children in the Narnia books was called Susan.
5. Susan is the real first name of Sigourney Weaver.
So....
Can you get to Sigourney weaver from....
Brisbane Australia?