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Cards Against Humanity, Farkle, 3-14. All better when completed schit-house drunk.

Whoa whoa whoa...

You are sending to auction, old, cardboard, board games?

Will there be a reserve as well?

Poker but it’s been awhile. Euchre but no one knows how to play and app ain’t the same. Wife makes most not fun. She’s 18 moves ahead and tells everyone else how to play so they’ll win making it not fun for any. Been undefeated at connect 4 since I beat the entire middle school but it’s not fun for anyone else so I’ve not played it in a decade or more.


Hate puzzles, rather take a sharp stick in the eye. Cards and some board games are manageable but mostly feel like it’s wasted effort on something intangible. Intrigued my Risk, Diplomacy, and Cat-whatever the war type games are but seem like they aren’t casual games. Once heard a radio personality explain Diplomacy weekend and he only survived with the help of an actual diplomat. Guy got called back to DC and radio guy was soon out of the game. Something like that might not be bad. Don’t mind chess but my mind isn’t as sharp as it could be.

These days I make Python games of little Asian kids getting eaten by ramen packets and what not. Sounds morbid but the kid was part of a youth group and loved ramen so was pretty funny. Other than that kids stuff like Yeti in the spaghetti or throw burrito with kids is about it.

Wifey and sister are playing bingo on ship.I hate that crap too!

Well, there are more than a few out there that I'd enjoy watching them walk the plank. That's a board game.....

Rene said your daughter went to bed at 9:00 after the puzzle was finished...

I grew up playing whist, learned before I could hold a hand of cards.
Parents never ever played on same team. The community would have tournaments with half the hall playing whist and half playing pinochle.

Wife likes to get together with couples for weekend vacations and play board games. Exploding kittens or cards against humanity have been entertaining. We played Settlers of Catan with one couple until they divorced.

My wife grew up in a hippy family, lots of cooperation.

I grew up with four older brothers and a mother that would cheat if you weren’t looking, pass you extra cards if you missed a play and steal your Monopoly money if you were ever distracted, and would laugh when caught.

A few drinks makes redneck life, the board game, entertaining.