Talk:Twister (game)
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There are some questionable things in the article, mostly in the history section; where are the sales figures, etc. coming from, and who exactly called the game "sex in a box"?
Anyone have ideas?--Crazysunshine 07:02, 30 June 2006 (UTC)
No idea. But why isn't the Weird Al song Twister mentioned in here? mike 19:55, 24 December 2006 (UTC)
I know that there are quite a few questionable things in this article. My uncle is actually one of the inventors, so I have talked to him a bit about the TRUE story behind Twister. This is where I got the story about his meeting with Mel Taft. I hope to get more information so that this could be a reliable resource. Reynolds Guyer has been claiming that he invented Twister for years now, and my uncle and Neil haven't gotten the credit they deserve. I hope to help remedy that - even if it's only online. 66.168.28.168 14:45, 17 May 2007 (UTC)Dawn
Recent edits
I appreciate the recent edits by the anonymous user at 66.168.28.168. The anecdote about the meeting with Mel Taft adds a lot to the article. However, unless we can find a published source, we may not be able to keep it in the article. WP:NOR says that we can't use information unless it is in a published source. Sorry. Heavy Metal Cellisttalkcontribs