Favorite Games When Growing Up

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Flog the dolphin, it was fun to beat.

lol

[IAMX 3,055]

Jousting with the jimmy.

Ok, being more original, Breakout. Teatherball, soccer, football, street hockey, stealing things.

[JULIAFERNO 0]

Four-square!

Anyone remember the card game SPIT? My girl friends and I would get into serious arguments over that game.

[Muh and me 18]

I liked Candy land, Don't spill the beans, Trouble!

[csmith1216 1]

rock fight

[Completely 3]

What was your favorite games when growing up? sorry? battleship? etc

sungka and tong its.

[chri'stina 190]

Uno, Candy land, Hungry Hungry Hippo, Mall Madness(LoL)

Outside-capture the flag, loved it!! I still want to play it today. I didn't like sports, but I liked strategy.

I still like games...Balderdash, Cranium, Quip It

[almaty 19]

outside.....kick the can..hide and seek...whiffle ball..football..and pulling down donna's knickers..( girl next door, use to dress like a nun, but was frisky)

board games..life...checkers...card games

[Amby 490]

I loved battleship, monopoly, twister

Edited October 14, 2008 by Amby

[Sandrila 1]

Candyland

Perfection

Chutes n Ladders

Sorry

Trouble

Uno

Yatzee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

to name a few

Dont Spill the Beans and Hungry Hippos

....OMG thanks for jarring my memory gals!

[rocks 494]

all the usual suspects, the game of life, monopoly, scrabble, twister, clue(do)

i really loved that card game spit, anyone remember that?

[Mononoke28 135]

In Colombia we were too poor to own any board games so we played outside all the time. We played the usual games, tag, hide and seek, ponchado (similar to dodgeball), softball, lots of soccer, etc.

Once we got to the States we loved playing Uno and Monopoly, oh and Simon Says.

Diana

[Imua 0]

Sorry, Risk, Monopoly, Scrabble, Yahtzee

eta:

I still love those games along with Trvial Pursuit - do not mess with a reference librarian when playing Trivial Pursuit...

Edited October 14, 2008 by Pattu Rani

[caybee 21]

Mousetrap

Operation

jacks

croquet

badminton

Building huge cities with the old, now-a-choking-hazard Fisher Price Little People and Weebles. There was always at least one double or triple wedding per day complete with toilet paper gowns, and everyone had cardboard surfboards made out of cereal boxes to ride tsunami-sized blanket waves that loomed over the cities.

making airplanes out of downed tree limbs

making bricks, dishes, and little houses out of red Piedmont clay

throwing clumps of dirt at passing cars (only did that once)

Edited October 14, 2008 by caybee

[NavarreMan 10]

Damn... I just had an old bicycle rim I'd roll down the street with a stick. Sometimes, just for a change of pace I'd throw the stick and go fetch it myself. Ya'll must have been from rich families!

Sorry, Risk, Monopoly, Scrabble, Yahtzee

eta:

I still love those games along with Trvial Pursuit - do not mess with a reference librarian when playing Trivial Pursuit...

Sounds like my mom.