I had aLOT of stuff back in the day. Except Cootie. A neighbor had it and I loved playing it. I think the only reason I regret not having kids is that I don't have an excuse to play these games anymore (I know that sounds so shallow.....)...
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You got a nephew or niece or neighbor's kids? That's even better because you play with them, then kick them out when you're tired.
I never had Cootie either. *sob*
Auntie Hairball agrees with Marissa!
it's nevah too late to have a happy childhood! have some friends over, some drinks and snacks, and have a retro game night!
its fun. we do it.
c
Marissa: No, no nephews or nieces. I have one brother. He's 28. He's not married. He still lives at home. and sleeps in the same bedroom he did when he was 5. Mom should kick his sorry ass out of the home, but she won't.
Hairball: Don't cry. It's okay...
C: Hmmmm, I don't know......
Yay! For C! That's what I'M talkin' about! I wish she was my next door neighbor.
Good going, C. Now you'll never get rid of Marissa. She'll hound you constantly...
... you poor, poor soul....
I know we had Cooties around our house at one time. don't think I ever played but the kids did.
Yay Cootie! My grandma had this game. My cousins and I playedd it constantly although grandpa would complain because inevitably some pices would be left out and he stepped on them.
Ann: Too bad, you really missed out.
Blueroc: My parents would complain about my lego pieces laying around. They'd step on them and yell at me..
Yeah Joe....Granpa complained about the building bricks we left laying around too. The building bricks were from the late fifties early sixties (before legos?) and pretty much wroked in the same manner as legos.
I also had Lincoln Logs, but Legos were way better.
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