Played a game with family at Christmas as a child. About twenty small items were placed on a tray and covered with a tea towel, each person was allowed a 30 second look at the items then, with their back turned one item was removed with them then having to identify the missing item. Hilarity ensues, but you try telling that to the kids today.
And when the eldest - mad with lust at seeing an uncovered Queen Anne chair leg - got the scullery maid pregnant, did you send her to the Colonies on a slave ship rather than pay for a termination?
And when the eldest - mad with lust at seeing an uncovered Queen Anne chair leg - got the scullery maid pregnant, did you send her to the Colonies on a slave ship rather than pay for a termination?
Played a game with family at Christmas as a child. About twenty small items were placed on a tray and covered with a tea towel, each person was allowed a 30 second look at the items then, with their back turned one item was removed with them then having to identify the missing item. Hilarity ensues, but you try telling that to the kids today.
Were you the only kid in your class without a smartphone? Surely you'd just take a photo of all the items first, then compare it with what's left.
Played a game with family at Christmas as a child. About twenty small items were placed on a tray and covered with a tea towel, each person was allowed a 30 second look at the items then, with their back turned one item was removed with them then hav