Card Game: Hearts
Drinking Card Game: Presidents and A$$holes
Kid Board Game: Chuttes and Ladders
Outside Kid Game: Red Rover!
Adult Board Game: Scattegories
Internet Game: Slingo
Computer Game: Chip's Challenge!

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What do you get when you cross an Alpha Omicron Pi and a Sigma Phi Epsilon? A beautiful Chi Omega!
~Love ya mom & dad :)

I'm so showing my age, but who remembers Mystery Date?? http://www.greekchat.com/forums/ubb/biggrin.gif

LOL@MAMABUDDHA...I though I was the only one who ended up with a car full of kids in Life

Taboo is the funnest to play in a small group at a larger party...you get to talk about people & the don't even know it teehee

I LOVE SLINGO!!! Back when I had AO-HELL that's where I spend 95% of my time

I love board games too but it's really been a while since I've last played any.

Operation
Taboo
Jenga
Candy Land
Chutes and Ladders
Monopoly (but I never learned to really play the game according to the rules..haha; my friends just made them up as we went. it was just fun to pass go, buy and sell property, and always try to get Broadway and Park Place)

monopoly, trivial pursuit
21 for drinking games

In no particular order:

1) Balderdash - often played on holidays with the family.

2) Pictionary - or, as it's known in my family, Tackle Pictionary. We use a white board & get a little carried away.

3) Trivial Pursuit - the creme de la creme! I have actually traveled to other cities to play in tournaments - I have lost exactly two games!!


My dad was/will forever be famous for his non-skill in Pictionary. One time, he drew a rectangle with a long dark line in the middle lengthwise. The word was "towel". Another of his famous drawings was another rectangle (do we see a pattern?) with three circles at the one end, somewhat like a domino. He kept pointing to the middle circle. The word was "chili". There's a local restaurant (Eat N Park, for Burgh people) that always has a salad bar with 2 soups and chili at the one end!

My family always plays long, drawn out games of Pictionary. The best was when my 12 year old brother picked out "Playboy." While my dad drew the symbol and my mom guessed right away, I was trying to figure out why my brother's stick figure had huge boobs!

Just told my mama about this thread, and she asked if I had mentioned my dad's nonskill at Balderdash, too. When he was once the Dasher (the one who reads all the definitions), he laughed and said, "I can't even read my own writing!"

"Um, I'll take that definition, then..."

Trivial Pursuit, Monopoly, Life, Scattergories

trivial pursuit, life, scattergories

Parcheesi- it brings back memories of playing with my grandma when I was a little kid...we played for keeps man! It was so much fun!

Life, Clue, Trival Pursuit, Taboo :)

Scattergories, Pictionary, Literati, Scrabble, Monopoly.

Trivial Pursuit, Monopoly, Scrabble, Chess, Checkers

Scattergories...

but as a kid, I have fond memories of playing Sweet Valley Twins (I was ALWAYS Jessica!) and the Wuzzles board game, anyone remember the Wuzzles???