Talk:Kranen
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Well - this is not a hoax, I guess that that is a really hard thing to prove considering I wrote the article. The subject isn't very big so I can't pull out any newspaperarticles or something like that. The only thing I could find fast(a google search) was a link to a couple of links to some pdf's in danish in which it is mentioned once. Googlesearch for kranen ølspil Mentions of the of meyer can be easily found(again in danish) by searching for meyer spil. I also urge you to look at my contributions list. I do not make hoaxes.
Since I suspect some people will bring up the notability argument I hereby post a few links to other articles(no pokemons in this argument although it is basically the same).
These are all articles on wikipedia about drinking games played with dice. I actually think this article has gotten of to a good start and will soon be improved upon by others.
Elentirmo 21:40, 27 March 2007 (UTC)
Ok - the template has been changed to deletion because of nonnotability on the reason that wikipedia is not for games made up in school one day. Well - this game is not made up in school one day. It has been a tradition for a long time to play this game at the university of Copenhagen. Several thousand students know about the game. That there aren't any citations yet is hardly a reason for deletion. That would make half the articles on wikipedia eligible for deletion. I can refer to an article with very much the same reason to be here as this. Pennying. This is a tradition at University of Cambridge, but I don't suppose it makes any difference which university invented the game. Elentirmo 09:03, 28 March 2007 (UTC)
