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That reminds me of my cousin when we were kids. When I was in a better position in the game, he would “accidentally” knock the board over then say “if we had kept playing, I would have won anyway”. Made me furious!
Didn’t want to, but couldn’t resist adding a comment about the board game: CHECKERS. I was a good player, my mother was (and continues to be) a sore loser. She overturned that board every time…just couldn’t lose to me.
mymontanaWe would play chess between the end of eating and the end of lunch period. To combat “stalling for the bell”, we would have 8×8 pieces of graph paper and mark white in pencil, black in ink, and a line somewhere to indicate whose move. The game continued the next day. Very effective.
Catfeet Premium Member about 9 years ago
I like Rover’s rules!
rentier about 9 years ago
That’s the way, not to lose!!
mymontana about 9 years ago
I LOVE Checkers! Tho’ somehow I never used Rover’s clever winning strategy. Way to Go! Have fun, kids!
LOVE & HUGS TO DEAREST RED & ROVER
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 9 years ago
Rub the belly!Rub the belly!
TracyFan 65 about 9 years ago
That reminds me of my cousin when we were kids. When I was in a better position in the game, he would “accidentally” knock the board over then say “if we had kept playing, I would have won anyway”. Made me furious!
mymontana about 9 years ago
Didn’t want to, but couldn’t resist adding a comment about the board game: CHECKERS. I was a good player, my mother was (and continues to be) a sore loser. She overturned that board every time…just couldn’t lose to me.
LOVE YOU BOYS, DEARLY
neverenoughgold about 9 years ago
Rover wanted to play 52 pickup instead of checkers…
hippogriff about 9 years ago
mymontanaWe would play chess between the end of eating and the end of lunch period. To combat “stalling for the bell”, we would have 8×8 pieces of graph paper and mark white in pencil, black in ink, and a line somewhere to indicate whose move. The game continued the next day. Very effective.