New Camino Game.

[The Cumbrian]

After being on Camino for a few days and hearing church bells every few hours, I've invented a new game called Bong or Dong?
It's very simple; all you have to do is decide whether the bell's peal sounds like ''bong'' or ''dong''. I've heard the occasional ''ding'', but this is very infrequent and is statistically unimportant.

 

[Tassie Kaz]

After being on Camino for a few days and hearing church bells every few hours, I've invented a new game called Bong or Dong?
It's very simple; all you have to do is decide whether the bell's peal sounds like ''bong'' or ''dong''. I've heard the occasional ''ding'', but this is very infrequent and is statistically unimportant.

I've heard some 'clangers' too...

 

[BobY333]

After being on Camino for a few days and hearing church bells every few hours, I've invented a new game called Bong or Dong?
It's very simple; all you have to do is decide whether the bell's peal sounds like ''bong'' or ''dong''. I've heard the occasional ''ding'', but this is very infrequent and is statistically unimportant.

Who’s winning - you or Evan?

 

[MKalcolm M]

After being on Camino for a few days and hearing church bells every few hours, I've invented a new game called Bong or Dong?
It's very simple; all you have to do is decide whether the bell's peal sounds like ''bong'' or ''dong''. I've heard the occasional ''ding'', but this is very infrequent and is statistically unimportant.

This reminds me of the old joke:
"What's brown and sounds like a bell"?

Answer: "Dung"

 

[The Cumbrian]

Who’s winning - you or Evan?

We haven't been keeping score, but it has sparked some lively debates.

 

[David Tallan]

After being on Camino for a few days and hearing church bells every few hours, I've invented a new game called Bong or Dong?
It's very simple; all you have to do is decide whether the bell's peal sounds like ''bong'' or ''dong''. I've heard the occasional ''ding'', but this is very infrequent and is statistically unimportant.

It all depends on whether the sound is made with the lips of the bell, or with its tongue behind its teeth.