user7
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I don't think it is, I've played in in the early-mid 90s as well in Vancouver, BC. It's possible that you didn't have an as-fulfilling childhood as you originally though
Don't get that last one.
Is it a US thing? I don't recall ever playing this game when I went to school
I love those things! There wasn't any other use for them other than riding them and ramming into each other, right?
You probably don't know what these are either.
https://pic.armedcats.net/k/ka/kajun/2011/02/24/safety-guard-scooter-boards-set-of-six.jpg
EDIT: I don't always post quadruples but when I do, check em!
https://pic.armedcats.net/k/ka/kajun/2011/02/24/Capture.JPG
You probably don't know what these are either.
https://pic.armedcats.net/k/ka/kajun/2011/02/24/safety-guard-scooter-boards-set-of-six.jpg
Instead of heads up seven up, we played board games (Connect 4, Sorry!, etc) during indoor recess.
[interjecting self]Do you live in an area with absolutely no hills?
You probably don't know what these are either.
https://pic.armedcats.net/k/ka/kajun/2011/02/24/safety-guard-scooter-boards-set-of-six.jpg
EDIT: I don't always post quadruples but when I do, check em!
https://pic.armedcats.net/k/ka/kajun/2011/02/24/Capture.JPG
my favorite dodgeball variant - two very large teams, a huge pile of various sizes and shapes of ball, have at it. Plus there was some way that I can't remember to revive fallen teammates - drag them off the battlefield I think. We called it "Medic."
EDIT: ah yes only specifically designated medics could revive.
The teachers didn't want to get wet, or as they told us, it's for our safety.You guys didn't get to go outside if it rained?
they told us, it's for our safety.