Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?
Do people still play board games at home?
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Hipsters pay board games in public. PWM can fill you in on the details later.
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Last game of monopoly I played was legendary. I’m looking forward to playing board games with Xander.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Hipsters pay board games in public. PWM can fill you in on the details later.
there’s a pub in hobart we used to go to for the board games in the corner, spent many nights drinking and playing UNO or connect 4, great idea because it kept us in there longer
Witty Rejoinder said:
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Hipsters play board games in public. PWM can fill you in on the details later.
Nude Twister…perhaps :p
Though technically, Twister may not be a board game…
Father Brown is on tonight.
Now who is being an old fart? No Midsomer Murder today though here.
Postpocelipse said:
Last game of monopoly I played was legendary. I’m looking forward to playing board games with Xander.
Legendary game of Monopoly sounds impressive.
Did you become a property investor guru?
stumpy_seahorse said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Hipsters pay board games in public. PWM can fill you in on the details later.
there’s a pub in hobart we used to go to for the board games in the corner, spent many nights drinking and playing UNO or connect 4, great idea because it kept us in there longer
Did they also provide free nuts?
Witty Rejoinder said:
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Hipsters pay board games in public. PWM can fill you in on the details later.
Good to know that. Mr S and I played Blockus poolside at the apartments we were staying at just yesterday. Does that make us even more hipster or what? Actually, the kids were with us too, trying to take a swim in the cold pool. Never mind.
Aquila said:
Postpocelipse said:Last game of monopoly I played was legendary. I’m looking forward to playing board games with Xander.
Legendary game of Monopoly sounds impressive.
Did you become a property investor guru?
No. It involved my sister and a couple of friends and the variety and quality of cheating set a new standard. It was a great night.
Aquila said:
stumpy_seahorse said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Hipsters pay board games in public. PWM can fill you in on the details later.
there’s a pub in hobart we used to go to for the board games in the corner, spent many nights drinking and playing UNO or connect 4, great idea because it kept us in there longer
Did they also provide free nuts?
no.. but jeez they could do food…
http://www.pumphouse.com.au/
Speedy said:
In Jamaica, it is common for a bar to have one or two board-game tables on the footpath. Some have the game painted onto the top surface.
Witty Rejoinder said:
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Hipsters pay board games in public. PWM can fill you in on the details later.
Good to know that. Mr S and I played Blockus poolside at the apartments we were staying at just yesterday. Does that make us even more hipster or what? Actually, the kids were with us too, trying to take a swim in the cold pool. Never mind.
Postpocelipse said:
Aquila said:
Postpocelipse said:Last game of monopoly I played was legendary. I’m looking forward to playing board games with Xander.
Legendary game of Monopoly sounds impressive.
Did you become a property investor guru?
No. It involved my sister and a couple of friends and the variety and quality of cheating set a new standard. It was a great night.
LOL
nice
Speedy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Hipsters pay board games in public. PWM can fill you in on the details later.
Good to know that. Mr S and I played Blockus poolside at the apartments we were staying at just yesterday. Does that make us even more hipster or what? Actually, the kids were with us too, trying to take a swim in the cold pool. Never mind.
If you had a waterproof set, you could’ve played underwater chess .
:)
Pass The Pigs is a great drinking game. And virtually ensures cheating. It’s great!
:)
Michael V said:
In Jamaica, it is common for a bar to have one or two board-game tables on the footpath. Some have the game painted onto the top surface.
yea mun….good rum, good ideas!
I must visit Jamaica one day
And if you’re feeling very athletic, there’s always chess boxing .
PM 2Ring said:
Speedy said:
Witty Rejoinder said:Hipsters pay board games in public. PWM can fill you in on the details later.
Good to know that. Mr S and I played Blockus poolside at the apartments we were staying at just yesterday. Does that make us even more hipster or what? Actually, the kids were with us too, trying to take a swim in the cold pool. Never mind.
If you had a waterproof set, you could’ve played underwater chess .
:)
That looks dangerous.
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Speedy said:
PM 2Ring said:
Speedy said:Good to know that. Mr S and I played Blockus poolside at the apartments we were staying at just yesterday. Does that make us even more hipster or what? Actually, the kids were with us too, trying to take a swim in the cold pool. Never mind.
If you had a waterproof set, you could’ve played underwater chess .
:)
That looks dangerous.
I guess it could be, if you spend too long looking at the board. Or if you use a glass chess set…
PM 2Ring said:
Or if you use a glass chess set…
Good point. I hadn’t thought of that one. Actually, this game should be banned :)
PM 2Ring said:
And if you’re feeling very athletic, there’s always chess boxing .
*chuckle
Humans trully are the great innovators
CrazyNeutrino said:
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
Bogans right across Australia will be cheering and yelling they have always suspected this to be the case!
stumpy_seahorse said:
LOL
I’m pretty sure Carmen & Spider Lily would be right into that!
hangman, 22 letters, one word
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transition said:
hangman, 22 letters, one word- – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - – - –
>otorhinolaryngological?
you’ve played this before, stumpy, but just one letter at a time or I can’t keep up, now pick one.
choledochoduodenostomy
transition said:
choledochoduodenostomy
>I’m glad you didn’t leave us dying in suspense.
Yeah I bet you are, morries :).
I may as well post this here, nobody will see it in chat at 6 am and it doesn’t deserve its own thread.
On trip Melb to Bowral return noted all wild animal species seen in each one-hour road segment, with the broadest possible definition of “wild”.
Highlights: White necked heron (Moss Vale) and live swamp wallaby (between Yass and Gundagai).
Pleasant surprises: More falcons than expected, eight or so. Dozens of roadside willie wagtails centred between Albury and Holbrook.
Expected species that were missing: None.
Summary: Healthy ecosystem. Total species seen – lots.
Feel free to ask if I saw any particular animal.
mollwollfumble said:
Feel free to ask if I saw any particular animal.
Wedge-tailed Eagle
Echidna
Wombat
How many cats?
Aquila said:
Does this mean I’m a boring middle aged fart?Do people still play board games at home?
A 19 year old computer game fanatic relative of mine is a fan of “Cards against Humanity”, so maybe cheap board/card games will make a comeback.
Good for developing social skills.
I’ve always been opposed to Scrabble.
Oh it’s all fun and laughter until someone loses an i.
Peak Warming Man said:
:)
I’ve always been opposed to Scrabble.
Oh it’s all fun and laughter until someone loses an i.
Peak Warming Man said:
I’ve always been opposed to Scrabble.
Oh it’s all fun and laughter until someone loses an i.
Dear oh dear oh dear.
Last time I played a board game, it was on the cruise in early March. Playing Jenga on rough seas was interesting :)
Unsurprisingly, I was working last night and then came home and watched Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 on telly, then went to bed.
I am pretty boring :)
Divine Angel said:
Last time I played a board game, it was on the cruise in early March. Playing Jenga on rough seas was interesting :)
Unsurprisingly, I was working last night and then came home and watched Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 on telly, then went to bed.I am pretty boring :)
You’ll be playing board games again pretty soon. Or your child will be finding walls to draw on etc.
mollwollfumble said:
I may as well post this here, nobody will see it in chat at 6 am and it doesn’t deserve its own thread.On trip Melb to Bowral return noted all wild animal species seen in each one-hour road segment, with the broadest possible definition of “wild”.
Highlights: White necked heron (Moss Vale) and live swamp wallaby (between Yass and Gundagai).
Pleasant surprises: More falcons than expected, eight or so. Dozens of roadside willie wagtails centred between Albury and Holbrook.
Expected species that were missing: None.
Summary: Healthy ecosystem. Total species seen – lots.
Feel free to ask if I saw any particular animal.
Sorry, too many to list.
Do people still play board games at home?
Hipsters play board games in public. PWM can fill you in on the details later.
Nude Twister…perhaps :p
Though technically, Twister may not be a board game…
Public Nude Twister would be more of a bawd game.
>> mollwollfumble said:
>> Feel free to ask if I saw any particular animal.
> Wedge-tailed Eagle
Saw one eagle, but don’t know if it was a wedge tail.
> Echidna
No.
> Wombat
Two baby wombats, in very different locations, both dead unfortunately. One was just 500 m before a “beware of wombats” sign.
> How many cats?
None on this trip, saw one sitting on a fence post on previous trip along same route.