Eh...heheh. This idea is great. I also think that those were mighty fine examples, considering that you would get more points for things that you would RATHER NOT DO.

*cough*

This gives the players a hard decision...should you destroy your TV or risk a Wii remote, or do you try to find something else to take a picture of? Basically, the harder the decision, the harder the picture, and the harder it is to find that picture, the more points.

For instance...
How many points would you give for someone to take a picture of the weather channel? It's easy, so probably one.

How many points would you give for someone walking all the way down a street with cinderblocks taped to their feet? (Maybe this one would have to be a video.) This one would not only be hard to do or hard to find someone doing it, but it would be downright embarassing. 50 points.

Tell someone to go into a GROCERY store and find a product with the numbers "14633" in order on a barcode--that'll be flippin' hard. 70 points.

I love the idea, and I would love to help come up with point ideas if this event actually takes place. Giving challenges and putting myself in front of challenges are two things that I cannot get enough of.

I think it would be cool if anyone could enter their point ideas (one per person) and only the best ideas would get into the final list. Like a little mini contest.

That would be really fun but people would cheat and, for example, put an old persons face on someone else.

Sounds cool. But how about things outside of a house. Like birds, trees, Bugs, flowers?

Quote of the day.

uh hows about 74634056563746 points for a 3 legged cat (Hehehe)
By the way I...uh...Dont have a cat with 3 legs that had a leg cut off by the vet because something fell on it

But still
Good idea ^^

JUST TO CLARIFY!

when we say picturesof a smashed TV, doesnt mean you have to smash your TV in any way! im sure rexor ian wouldnt want email from angry parents whos children have smashed the living room tv so they can get a few measley points!

oh and thanks forsupporting the idea guys

I'm about to snap the disc of one of my really old playstation 1 games for the heck of it.

Perhaps while taking a picture you have to include a piece of paper with your username on it (and put it in view of the camera while you take the picture).

Otherwise, everything could just be found on the internet. Anything you can think of, there's a picture on the internet of it.