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I remember this game from when I was in kindergarten back in the early 80s.. It's a puzzle... as you can see, a few pieces are missing.
Found at a thrift shop
The baseball field at Deering Oaks Park from a recent evening. There was nobody left around but the stadium lights were still on and I couldn't resist capturing the sunset in the background.
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Here's a double side of MOC Pacman face back to back when u switch the opposite direction but in different colour.
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RUA forces have pushed father in to Canada. RUA president has said that it will not be longer until we have Ottawa.
Some of the Canadians have decided to join our side which will make it easier to conquer. Casualties have been minimum and we are closing in fast.
In other news RUA forces have declared war on EAT and have sent forces to Britain.
Forces have almost captured Cyprus and have begun sending supplies there for defense and for the docks.
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For LMG
I thought this one turned out pretty good.
the forums are still up even though the game is gone, but probably not for long
i made a post yesterday and honestly i was really surprised to check it this morning and find the website hadn't completely disappeared already.
it will probably disappear soon though...
www.swordgirlsonline.com/forum/showthread.php?28286-What-....
They are 27 years old and still work and great fun :-) The Game & Watch from 1981, my first Nintendo the Parachute game, the Mickey game (catching eggs) is my mothers :-)
This game was created by Dolldiva67.
The rules of this Tag game are simple: create a collage or group shot of your chosen males (all if you like) and say why it is you LOVE collecting male dolls!
If I haven't tagged you but you wish to participate you are welcome. Please, tag me back so I could see your male doll collection.
I collect men to play with my female dollies; only women would be quite boring for them. ^__-
Men playing cards by the Ganges river, Dashashwamedh Ghat, Varanasi, India.
You can check more 'People of Varanasi' photos on our blog.
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Taken for the Scavenger Hunt. This is an old favourite from childhood. Snakes and Ladders
Found on the web:
The ancient educational game of Moksha-Patamu, was used to teach moral behaviour in India. Of Hindu origin, it taught the players that virtuous behavior would aid your progression to Nirvana, but evil would make the journey difficult.
The ladders were placed on the squares of virtue, which on the original game were, Faith 12, Reliability 51, Generosity 57, Knowledge 76 and Asceticism 78.
The snakes were placed on the squares of evil and were, Disobedience 41, Vanity 44, Vulgarity 49, Theft 52, Lying 58, Drunkenness 62, Debt 69, Rage 84, Greed 92, Pride 95, Murder 73 and Lust 99.
The Victorians, with their interest in morality, took the game to their hearts and brought it to Britain, and it was published in England in 1892.
Renamed snakes and ladders, the game was very similar to the one found in India, but some of the vices and virtues were named according to the Victorian social mores of the day, Penitence, Thrift and Industry became virtuous behavior that elevated you through the game, whereas Indolence, Indulgence and Disobedience became the vices. They also equalised the numbers of snakes and ladders.
In America the game is called Chutes and Ladders.