Which was your favorite?
What other games did you like to play?
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22 comments:
jarts! two cans and a string.
We played flashlight tag at night, kickball during the day. Every kid on the block. The heights in Pocomoke was an awesome place to grow up in the 80's.
Dodgeball and duck duck goose!
Northwest Woodsman: Now they would be hunched over their phones playing video games and not developing any interpersonal skills.
Jacks!
spin the bottle!
Spud.
And we played tons of board games, on the neighbors porch, in the summer in between Sandlot baseball games. Monopoly, risk, life mainly. we took the money from the game of life and used it in monopoly so you could get into the 10's of thousands of dollars. And did not make people quit if they went broke. We kept track of their debt. Many times people who went broke and in debt came back and actually won the game.
Hopscotch, then jump rope then stilts.
mumbley peg
None of them ..played Army Man
Cowboys and Indians. Had a pearl six shooter in a holster. Thought I was Hopalong Cassidy.
Hide and seek, tag over the whole block except for one yard. They did not like kids in their yard.
I still have a wicked marble collection.
Where's the pogo stick?
Hide and seek. It was easy and no expensive parts or pieces to buy.
Mumblety Peg
Romper stompers.
Teatherball.
Doctor.
Foot chicken with pocket knives; stuck a time or two playin' that one.
pick up sticks
pick up chicks.
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