Covid lockdown part 2 - board games

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I'm getting a head start buying some board games for the inevitable second lockdown. Anyone have some favorites? It'll probably mostly be 2 people, but potentially 4 or 5.
 
gobucks0409 said:
I'm getting a head start buying some board games for the inevitable second lockdown. Anyone have some favorites? It'll probably mostly be 2 people, but potentially 4 or 5.
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Don't know how much help I can be, since we've been playing a lot of games that a five year old can play.

Wife and I used to like Boggle and Scrabble, before we had kids. Now, it's mostly Skip-Bo, Uno, and Sushi Go.
 
gobucks0409 said:
I'm getting a head start buying some board games for the inevitable second lockdown. Anyone have some favorites? It'll probably mostly be 2 people, but potentially 4 or 5.
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gobucks0409 said:
I'm getting a head start buying some board games for the inevitable second lockdown. Anyone have some favorites? It'll probably mostly be 2 people, but potentially 4 or 5.
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If you're inviting people over to play games then that's not really a lockdown is it?
 
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Fish said:
If you're inviting people over to play games then that's not really a lockdown is it?
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Well, a forced "lockdown"
 
learn how to play chess
 
Stumps. If there’s no chance of anyone getting hurt, the game isn’t fun.

Soggy biscuit is another good one, and I’m a world champion soggy biscuit player
 
Illustrious Potentate said:
Stumps. If there’s no chance of anyone getting hurt, the game isn’t fun.
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Stump you say? I just played on Saturday

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ill said:
you're an engineer...kind of goes with it.

and nothing wrong with chess

even though I don't know how to play
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Respectfully submitted:

Not knowing shit about something has never stopped you from being an expert about it before.
 
Fish said:
Respectfully submitted:

Not knowing shit about something has never stopped you from being an expert about it before.
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where do I need to be an expert in any of this?

I am just offering a suggestion of chess. I don't see any shame in knowing how to play chess
 
ill said:
Stump you say? I just played on Saturday

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It’s a great drinking game. Not that I need a game to drink, but if I’m picking a drinking game, that’s my choice. But I get a lot of pushback on my suggestion of switching to a 9 pound sledge instead of that sissy claw hammer
 
Illustrious Potentate said:
It’s a great drinking game. Not that I need a game to drink, but if I’m picking a drinking game, that’s my choice. But I get a lot of pushback on my suggestion of switching to a 9 pound sledge instead of that sissy claw hammer
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I think we had a childrens claw hammer for Saturday.

but there was a 2 lb hammer sitting nearby that would have just killed some nails.

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