Awesome

[rufus]

https://twitter.com/JohnRMoffitt/status/1494558525875539980

That moment at the flea market, when you realize you're looking at a vampire killing kit.https://twitter.com/JohnRMoffitt/status/1494558525875539980

https://twitter.com/JohnRMoffitt/status/1494558525875539980

 

[burd]

Looks well worn.

 

[Kepler]

How many of these did you play as a kid?

Only counting the ones where you need no equipment (since the whole point is kids making their own fun out of nothing):

• Kiss tag (best game ever invented)
• Red Rover
• Poison
• Freeze tag
• Jailbreak
• Duck, duck, goose (lame, only played in school)

This article taught me what "Prisoners base," "Kick the can," and "Ringolevio" were -- my parents told me about playing those games in the 1930s.

 

[Kepler]

Also, I leaned where Truth or Dare comes from.

 

[MissThundercat]

I need these. All of them.

https://www.tooluckys.com/products/...7wtztjcrm4cssz2df70drjfenlcuyikly0d3bc2kx56x8

 

[wolverineTrumpet]

How many of these did you play as a kid?

Only counting the ones where you need no equipment (since the whole point is kids making their own fun out of nothing):

• Kiss tag (best game ever invented)
• Red Rover
• Poison
• Freeze tag
• Jailbreak
• Duck, duck, goose (lame, only played in school)

This article taught me what "Prisoners base," "Kick the can," and "Ringolevio" were -- my parents told me about playing those games in the 1930s.

Kick the Can is why the smell of Coors Light reminds me of my childhood.
That list in wiki is missing Ghost in the Graveyard (or maybe I just didn't see it)

These two games were frequently played in my neighborhood at night with everyone dressed in black, making it harder to be seen.

 

[Kepler]

This is an example of awesome.