Here's how it works. The user above says a random word/name/place/thing etc, and you have to go to Wikipedia, and click random article, from there you count how many links it took to get to the word/name/place/thing etc that the person said above. Also post what the random article took you to, if you want you can say the links you clicked in the process.

Example: Lets pretend there's a user above me and they said to find United States. I clicked random article and I got "Hellmouth", it took me 3 links to get from Hellmouth to United states, it was Viking, Europe, United States.

Make sure what you say is actually an article, look it up.

I'll start, the user below has to find the article "Oldsmobile".

1. Spi-1 (PU.1) 5' UTR regulatory element (a module of RNA), links to
2. Cis-Regulatory element (the general category for such modules)
3. DNA (such elements are related to this)
4. James Watson (one of the codiscoverers of DNA)
5. United States (Watson is American)
6. Transportation in the US
7. Automobile
8. Oldsmobile

I've played this before on another forum, and quite enjoy it. The trick, however, is usually to go for countries, because countries will contain links to pretty much every other conceivable category: culture, science/tech, history, philosophy, more specific geographical locations, or other countries if you need to shift around a little (likely the page for, say, Vanuatu won't get you very far, but Vanuatu was once owned by Great Britain, and that page will get you many places)

User must find: Genghis Khan

1. University of Cambridge legends
2. Church of England
3. Council of Europe
4. Russia
5. Mongols
6. Genghis Khan

Find: Fanta

For fanta, damn that was tough!

1. Stade Linite

2. Football

3. sport

4. ice hockey

5. icing

6. national hockey league

7. United states

8. Coca-cola

9. Coca-cola company

10. list of coca cola brands

11.fanta!

Next to find, "speed of light"