Which games you used to play when you were a kid?
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PashaRu wrote:Chutes & Ladders, Candyland, Monopoly, Trouble, checkers, to name a few. I also learned to play Euchre at a young age.
Candy land, wow, brings me back! anyone remember " Twister ?"...
I USED TO LOVE CLUE...also loved the painting books that only required a brush and water, like magic a colored object appeared w/only an application of water....
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We used to play made-up games, most were silly but fun. Like jumping over stuff, who didnt get busted up was the winner.
I remember racing another kid down a hill, he jumped over a pile of brush and I jumped but landed in the pile, right into a hornets nest. I think I broke some speed records that day.
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our big deal was having a tea party, w/fake mini cups, and tiny table and chairs...
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We did a lot of crazy things like that. Remember the movie Stand By Me where those kids went across a railroad trestle and a train was coming? That happened to me and a couple other kids altho not as close as that. We were walking across a trestle over the Snake River when a train was coming. We made it across in plenty of time but it was still kind of scary.
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