by the W.E.N.D.Y. people, and usually while people are arriving to keep up as much energy and enthusiasm as possible. There are a variety of cheers for every occasion, ranging from complete nonsense ("Fire engine, fire engine, stinky stinky tall") to cheers with the purpose of quieting the crowd when an event is about to start ("If you can hear me give me a one-two"). Another tradition is the "I Lost" game. It began when NSSSA was first formed and has continued to this day. The "I Lost" game is never-ending, and the objective is not to think of the game. If one remembers or is reminded of the game in any way, they immediately lose. Upon losing, the person must shout "I lost", to inform the other players that they have lost the game and are now out. This serves to remind all the other players in the vicinity of the game as well, which means that they all lose too, and all must shout that they lost as well. The only possible way to win the game is to forget that you even heard of it, and to stay away from anyone else playing, which is essentially an impossibility at conference. The game is not taken seriously, and players who have lost almost always continue playing. There is some confusion over the position of W.E.N.D.Y., and in particular the meaning of the acronym. It is tradition that extremely few people know for sure what the acronym truly means, and it is now said that the only people who know are the Provincial Advisor and the persons who invented the acronym. Not even the persons who fill the positions are privy to this information. The first official activity of every conference (after registration) is supper. All meals for four days are provided in the university meal hall. At meals, the DJ crew plays music and once people are done eating, they are free to do what they like (within the rules). Often a spontaneous dance area forms in the meal hall near the DJ table, and many other people choose to go continue to meet other people, or play games. A popular game among NSSSA members is called "Pony". It involves two rotating circles of people, a cheer, and some closeness to other people, and it is a great way to break the ice if someone is shy at