> corky wrote:

>> "jinketsu" googlemail.com> wrote in message
>>news:1190208780.977568.190900@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.com...

>>> Hello everyone.

>

>>> I've been reading this message board for a few weeks now and thought
>>> I'd introduce myself quickly and post a little question.

>

>>> I'm J from Germany, baltic sea coast. 27 years old.

>

>>> Okay, that was that.

>

>>> Now my question about "The Game" :

>

>>> When Style goes into the field for the first time he's talking to some
>>> girl. Eventually she says "Go Kino" to him. How come?
>>> Is she in on that whole workshop thing? Or is this just a common term
>>> I don't get since English is not my 1st language? I was wondering
>>> after skimming over the book a second time.

>

>>> Cheers.
>>> jinketsu.

>

>> What page is this on? Throw me a bone, here.

>
> It's a long time since I read "The Game"
> But I *think* it was Mystery who said "Go kino"
>
> Wasn't it the first training session ?
> They all go "into the field", and while the students are trying to talk
> to various girls, Mystery is wandering between them, offering pointers.
> In Style's case, he simply says: "Go kino"
>
> I think Strauss actually makes a comment in the book at that point at
> being somewhat surprised that having a tutor offering random pointers in
> such an open manner didn't put off the girls...