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Cormac135

Cormac135

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Well of course it's not the only game in town.

What board games do you enjoy playing ?
 
Is Twister a board game?

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I haven't been able to get anyone to play since Nintendo came along.
We used to play Life, Sorry and Yahtzee along with some card games. Now my wife plays on her tablet so I go to my computer room and play with my joy stick.
 
peeonme said:
I haven't been able to get anyone to play since Nintendo came along.
We used to play Life, Sorry and Yahtzee along with some card games. Now my wife plays on her tablet so I go to my computer room and play with my joy stick.
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I've always hated all board games. It's probably due to early experiences of playing Monopoly, and similar crap, with people who treated the whole ludicrous concept as a matter of life and death.

Come to think of it, I don't like non-board games either. I've never seen the point in football, rugby, cricket, and all the rest of that stuff. It just seems like a total waste of time and effort.
 
Word whomp on pogo.com....not necessarily a board game but gophers hold letters and you have to make as many words as possible in a time period....
 
Whats better then afternoon tea and a long game of Scrabble? Well...sex is better,but Scrabble is a close second. :)
 
Cormac135 said:
Looks great and very involving.
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One of the things that I like about 7 Wonders is that unlike so many games that limit player quantities to 4 or 5 players, 7 Wonders allows up to 7 (or 8 if one adds the expansion sets, 7 Wonders: Leaders and 7 Wonders: Cities)
 
Vannie said:
Whats better then afternoon tea and a long game of Scrabble? Well...sex is better,but Scrabble is a close second. :)
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However, with sex, you can play by yourself and have a lot of fun. You can't do that with Scrabble unless you have very, very very short short-term memory.
 
I've spent some very silly holiday evenings playing Cards Against Humanity with relatives. The best player is the one who is ostensibly the most clueless, because she makes the most outrageous combinations and then has to have them explained to her. ("What's fisting? Why is everyone laughing?")

I had high hopes for a game called MooT [sic], which I gave someone a few years ago. It's described as a game of grammar, words, and etymology, and had to be special ordered from the developer. The person I gave it to and I enjoyed it, but everyone else thought it was boring, so I'm afraid it sits on the recipient's shelf.
 
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