Same here. That's why I only play the 90s Pop Culture Edition. I suck at general trivia , but can kick a good amount of *** when it comes to 90s pop culture trivia.
I never could grasp the whole chess thing. I always stuck with checkers.
I used to play chess as well. These days I occasionally play chess with colleagues at work, but mostly I play online at chess.com (with the same colleagues). There are other online chess sites as well, I remember Fromper saying he played somewhere else ...I used to love playing chess but have never found people that actually play it overhere. I think that my chess days are over.
I've been waiting for someone to teach me how to play chess. But even if I learn, I'll probably suck at it.
That's what I use also. My phone didn't come with it though. I have to search for one online and d/l it.The cellphone I'm currently using has a bunch of ringtones. Most of them are musical. A couple of them are regular telephone rings. I don't like the musical ringtones, and the "modern bell" ringtone is really annoying. So I use the "classic bell" ringtone for everything. It's a comforting, familiar sound and it really does sound like somebody's rotary phone is ringing. I like it.
I was so bored that I wanted to jump on the beds and sofas too.
I am the top hat.I have Deluxe Monopoly too! With nobody to play with.
A few of the game pieces went missing though; I hope the dog or the shoe is still there.
Skip It, I think it was called. I could do that all day, that and hula hoops.Oh, I loved Click Clacks!!
Who remembers Merlin? I was addicted to it and one of my friends brother and her parents called me Merlin. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merlin_(game)
How about the thing that was a circle you put around your ankle, had a rope and a ball or something similar on the end and you skipped? Can't remember the exact name of it.
Sledding using whatever you could find besides a sled. We would use cardboard boxes, tops of trash cans, the trash can itself (someone would go inside the trash can and everyone else would push you down the hill).
Real penny candy stores where you could go in with 50 cents and come out with 50 pieces of candy...
I loved playing outside all day and coming home a wreck. Cuts, bruises and leaves/grass/straw sticking out of the dust mop on my head.
I had the 10th Quest version of Merlin! I totally forgot about that, but it was fun, even if the other school kids didn't agree.
