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well luckily for you, you can find the rules tattooed on the back of the Mayor of Mornington Crescent.
Once during a game, a player can choose to imitate a bird to double its gain, but the opponent can counter by ringing a bell, in which case the player lose two points.
At a random point in a game a buzzer can be hear, in this case the players have to lie down, the fist one to move loses a point.
The last round is a mime one for added difficulty but standart rules apply, except you can't see the ball.
I don't remenber the exact lenght of an half time but during them there are dances that are noted on a scale of 1 to 10.
Your final score is the score you got through the game times the note you got at the dance
The winners are every person with a score superior or equal to zero
From what I have understood