What was your favorite childhood game?

Tetris, Twister, or Galaga.

Manhunt.

Hide and seek, sharks and minnows in the deep end of the pool, pick-up softball.

capture the flag… it seemed so endless, so dangerous, so sneaky. Thrilling

Marco Polo!

Candyland

Dodge Ball!!!!!!!

I love Capture the Flag….

@bri L Dodgeball, mmhmm

Jarts!! They rocked!

I love Jarts…too bad they are illegal now.

Oh, they still make them, but now they have weighted bean bag type things instead of big metal points on the ends!

You can still make them yourself!

And then you can make them better. Even more deadly! Yeah!!!

b b gun fight

Red Rover and Crack the Whip. I used to have this really cool board game called Go For Broke where the object was to spend as much money as possible as quickly as possible. It was almost as if they created that game with me in mind. I still use the rule book as my financial bible.

Post Office!

August 22, 2008, 11:21 PM EDT

Freedom (click on Freedom to open the explanation in the frame). Also known as Jailbreak.

Kick the can.

Spin the Bottle

The Incredible Machine

High jump.. It improves my agility..

Operation, Old Maid… I loved this hand held game called a Merlin. Anyone remember Merlin?

MERLIN RULES!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kX_wlcpNMaE

Halo 4 on the PS7 (oh wait, I’m not born yet!)

Pin the tail on the golden calf – Moses

capture the flag i have always loved

Dodgeball and Dark Room were my favorites.

Treasure hunts were a weekly ritual….from the time I was three.
I also used to collect snakes and scare the crap out of my sisters!

Supermouse, you must be a member of my generation. I remember Go For Broke. Recess games were Red Rover, Crack the Whip, Statues, Easter Eggs, and the Tisket/Tasket game. In Utah they sing a different song but the game is the same. They sing something that goes “My Grandma has a dog and it won’t bite you, etc.” Funny!