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I'd like to know the difference too.

Has anyone ever played I Suspect or golf? Fun games. Played them last night with my wife and her cousins.

And I won't be happy until there's a Candyland Marathon on ESPN The Ocho.

 

I'd be all for the Dodgeball broadcast team covering something like Gnip Gnop or Ker-plunk ("Pepper needs new shorts!")

 

dools, I would work you with my patented Highland Scottish offensive, where I occupy only one country at a time while building one massive army and simultaneously breaking up any continent holdings.

If done right in a four or five player game, you'll end up with like a 2-1 advantage when you finally decide to go on a Napoleonic march through Europe. Unless the people you're playing with get fed up and make an alliance. Then they'll likely kick your ass.

 

I think Jenga tournaments where all participants are required to have a BAC of at least .08 would be a smashing success.

 

Which reminds me: has anyone in American history had Candyland OR Chutes and Ladders, but not both? I don't think it's possible to not have them at the same time.

 

Of course, they're pretty much the same game. I always loved getting the ice cream float card.

 

We used to play drunk Jenga in college, where in addition to the pulling of pieces, each piece had something written on it. You'd have to drink or pour in the center cup or make out with the person next to you, or what have you.

Person who knocked over the tower got to chug the center cup and put the game back together. Good times...

 

Absolutely not. I think they were buy one get the other free at local tag sales.