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91A beginngers guide to learning how to play mahjong. Please include some pictures and detailed instructions.
Mahjong- A widely popular game which roots orginate from China. It is a fun and entertaing game which involves mathamatical calculations and a bit of luck in order to win a round. A set has 144 tiles: -3...
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82Playing Traditional Board, Dice and Card Games
I love games of the past era, especially playing the traditional board, dice and some card games. With a passion!! Years and years ago, my 1st games (that I can remember) were Ludo and Snakes &...
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57NFL Vs. College Football - My Opinion
NFL Vs. College Football I will say this straight away. In my opinion college football is more entertaining and an all around better game to watch than professional football. Sure the NFL is full of the most...
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71Canary Islands Day was when traditional games returned to a Garachico school
On 30 May Canary Islands Day is celebrated in Tenerife but the fun got off to an early start this year because the official day fell on a Saturday so many schools held their festivities on the Friday...
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62Chavittukali Game of Kerala
This is a traditional game of Kerala and mostly attracts tourists to this gods own country. girls dressed in lungi and blouse will play in this game. Thus we can say that this is a part of the festival by the...
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67Conkers season is here again!
Firstly what is a 'conker' ? Well a conker is the seed of the horse chestnut tree (don't confuse it with the sweet chestnut tree, where we get the edible chestnuts from). What is the game of conkers? ...
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66how to play a game of jacks
Jacks is a simple, fun traditional game and this feature include instructions for two simple games.
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61Traditional games come to a Tenerife school
Traditional games that I knew as ones that have been played in Britain have found their way to the Antonio del Valle Menendez Spanish school in Tenerife. Omar the PE teacher and Goretty, who teaches English...
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65the Filipino children of the 60's, 70's and 80's
I've been missing my childhood years recently, as I see some children in hospitals with some accute diseases or diagnosed as having such. As I enter the lobby and hospital corridors, where I see them in pain...
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