The Wikipedia Game

Fatty and Mabel at the San Diego Exposition (wtf)
Maryland Route 121
City Union Bank
John Bolton (at least I'm getting people now)
1896 in Wales (full of sheep sex)

cba to get to it

Phyllodesmium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Indo-Pacific - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Marine biology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Food - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cuisine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Religion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
History of classical music traditions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
20th-century music - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pink Floyd - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Harvest Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Matumbi (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Yeah, I kind of maybe cheated slightly. I clicked on the link to Harvest Records to check out what other bands they were involved with, and decided it would be significantly easier to find Pink Floyd and go from there.

Now you have a choice between one of these two:
Methylphosphothioglycerate phosphatase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
or
Greenwich Park - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

These targets suck! Where are all the puppies and babies and cupcakes??

Here we go...

Patriarch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Catholic Church - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pontifical Academy of Sciences - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Albert Einstein - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
United States National Academy of Sciences - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Atmospheric chemistry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Chemistry - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hydrogen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Enzyme - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hydrolase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Category:EC 3.1 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Category:EC 3.1.4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(acyl-carrier-protein) phosphodiesterase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hydrolase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Category:EC 3.1 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Category:EC 3.1.3 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Methylphosphothioglycerate phosphatase - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

16 Clicks. 4 of which were a loop.



Now for some happiness:
Brighton Bears - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

My first random gave me a bit of a head start, I think.
I accidentally shut the first article that I had randomed to begin my path, so I can't give you the link to that, but it was some album by a British band that drew their inspiration from:

Doctor Who - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
BBC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
UK government - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
United Kingdom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sport in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
British Basketball League - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Brighton Bears - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

So, including the first missing article, 7 clicks.

New article: Keratocephalus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Yeah, I kind of maybe cheated slightly. I clicked on the link to Harvest Records to check out what other bands they were involved with, and decided it would be significantly easier to find Pink Floyd and go from there.

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Research is not cheating, and is almost necessary for some of the more obscure articles.

Anyway, this one was not quite as big a pain in the ass as I was expecting, though I had to do a little research first so I wasn't blindly searching throughout all dinosaur periods.

Bannow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Vikings - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Prehistoric Europe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Geological time scale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Permian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Dinocephalia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tapnocephalus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Keratocephalus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

New target: QTV (Indonesia) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Gayniggers from Outer Space - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

EDIT: Wtf wrong thread. Oh well, bask in its glory.

I looked up the old GHF thread to recall Doomgaze's link list for the target page of "liar" (an epic 40+ link search) and I noticed we let people arbitrarily pick the new target page, which I had forgotten. And I don't see any reason against it, so feel free to arbitrarily pick a new target however you wish (whether by "random article" or not).

Newport Chemical Depot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Richard Nixon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cambodia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Southeast Asia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Indonesia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Media of Indonesia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Television in Indonesia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
RCTI - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
TVRI - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (QTV is in the infobox on the right, but not in the article. I dunno if that counts or not; if it does, great. If it doesn't, I continue.)
Indonesia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Media of Indonesia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Television in Indonesia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Indovision - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
QTV (Indonesia) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Listed in the article as just q which is right bastardly, I only caught on thanks to really examining the QTV page sidebar and twigging. xD)

Next up:

Craig Blomberg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Originally Posted by Raistlin

I looked up the old GHF thread to recall Doomgaze's link list for the target page of "liar" (an epic 40+ link search) and I noticed we let people arbitrarily pick the new target page, which I had forgotten. And I don't see any reason against it, so feel free to arbitrarily pick a new target however you wish (whether by "random article" or not).

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From the 6-degrees of wikipedia site:

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Shortest path from John Greene (football player) to Liar
(view reverse path)
John Greene (football player)
Detroit Lions
Marvin Gaye
1971 in music
Liar
4 clicks needed

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poor doomgaze.

OOC:	Play without scrolling if you like a challenge

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Originally Posted by rubah

From the 6-degrees of wikipedia site:

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Shortest path from John Greene (football player) to Liar
(view reverse path)
John Greene (football player)
Detroit Lions
Marvin Gaye
1971 in music
Liar
4 clicks needed

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poor doomgaze.

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Based on the "1971 in music" link, it looks like they used a category link at the bottom of the page, which is cheating. Besides, I don't think anyone would actually go looking for a link to "Liar" via Marvin Gaye's music. xD

I'll give some more people time to try MILF's target before trying it myself.

I gave up on Mr. Blomberg. :<

Finally got there. Went around in a little loop after Denver Seminary turned out to be a dead end for me. I'm also getting pretty sick of just linking out to the wiki entry of the country of whatever the target is and working in from there. Next time I'll try to go about it more creatively.

Colombian Nation Police Special Operations Command - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
United States - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Colorado - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Denver Seminary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
United States of America - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Illinois - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Trinity International University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Trinity Evangelical Divinity School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Craig Blomberg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

8 clicks.

Also since,

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Originally Posted by Raistlin

I noticed we let people arbitrarily pick the new target page, which I had forgotten. And I don't see any reason against it, so feel free to arbitrarily pick a new target however you wish (whether by "random article" or not).

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I'm going to suggest that the next target be the one of my favourite musician/singer. Should be easy. xD

Jay Chou - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Yeah, picking your own is fine. Just try not to make it too obscenely difficult or easy.

This one took longer than expected, because I had an awful starting point which required three clicks just to get to a country.

Robert Pullar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Perth (UK Parliament constituency) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Parliament of the United Kingdom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
United Kingdom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
South Asia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Music of China - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
C-pop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jay Chou - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

New target: Cathedral of the Incarnation, Garden City - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia