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Have you tried Apples to Apples? It’s SO much fun!
Those are good ones. Janet is right, Apples to Apples is FANTASTIC too. I also like Chez Geek, and I’m totally addicted to TextTwist.
You know, I haven’t even played most of those games. I really need to start playing more! ;) I did recognise the first four though!!
I LOVE all of those! Your top 3 is spot on! And the SIms of course!!
I love all of those, too, but I had to laugh about The Sims releasing your inner psycho! It does the same thing to me! Then, of course, I have to feel all guilty and start a new family :) Great post and I have to agree with the commenter who wrote about “Apples to Apples”. Get it–you will love it!
Happy TT! Jessica
I love games – solo and with others! Phase 10 rocks! Champs and I played it all the time when we were first married and I always beat him banjo strings! If you enjoy that, you might like Skip-bo… ooo, it’s evil fun.
Beyond Balderdash is so much fun. I got everyone once. I can’t even remember the word, but I gave the fake definition “the non-magnetic pin that holds the pointer on a compass”. yeup, every.last.one of them voted for that. 11 years ago and I still remember the moment. tee hee!
Sweet Girl loves Sorry and Operation, so we play that a lot. And if you love word games, then you must try Bookworm; it’s a great solo game.
The best, though, is being gathered around the table with friends and family, playing and laughing. OK, I think I’m gonna go get a deck of cards now…
My T13 is up – 13 things about the snowstorm. Yeah, I ranted a bit.
re #11 – you are wicked!
here from michele
Great list! I love playing games too! Our favorite one is Imagine If..
LOTS of laughter!
Great list! Our family loves to play games too. Our favorite is called, Imagine If… Gotta try that one.
Ooh Phase 10! We have that somewhere… unless it’s fallen through a hole in the space-time continuum, you know. I find it’s more fun if you play with friends, though… Tried playing it with people I didn’t know so well once, and was a bit bored.
Wow you got to Level 58 on Weffriddles?! I’m impressed. :) Yeah, I kinda drifted away, too… LOL, and I even bought a Nurlo t-shirt… Not that Nurlo was hard, really. I would’ve rather had a different saying, but that was the only one available. I keep thinking I should go back and see if my subconscious hasn’t somehow figured out the answer during my break… but I’ll leave that for when I have more time.
What? Sounds like fun. Must try it. :)