This game is a variation on one played at the last National Puzzlers' League convention, and I thought it might be fun to try here   In this game, one player suggests a pair of initials -- for example, TU.  Other players look for a two-word proper noun that uses those initials.  The catch: you get more points if the initials appear later in the word, up to the fifth letter.  So for TU, Tenjou Utena is worth two points, but sTanley cUp is worth four, because the T and the U each appear in the second place in their words.

Here are some examples for the initials FR:

Fred Rogers: 2 points
the Fellowship of the Ring: 2 points (words like "the," "of," and "and" don't count)
Folsom pRison: 3 points (letters do not have to be in the same place in their words)
microsoFt woRd: 3 points (no points awarded for a letter beyond the fifth)
Florida eveRglades: 5 points
paciFic Rim: 6 points
caliFornia guRls: 8 points (my best score without tool assistance)
eifFel toweR: 9 points (you can pick the latest letter if it occurs more than once)
dwarF fortRess: 10 points (perfect score!)

Some non-scoring entries:

Flame waR: 0 points (this is not a proper noun)
dRaco malFoy: 0 points (you can't switch the order of the letters)
Fried gReen tomatoes: 0 points (no extra words allowed apart from "the," "of," "and," etc.)

Electronic tools are discouraged.  Obscure proper nouns are allowed, but familiar ones are more elegant

And I'll provide the first set of initials: HA!  Himemiya Anthy is worth two points.  Who can do better?  The round will close when someone gets a perfect score or we lose interest.   Have fun!