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Old 07-12-2008, 11:26 AM #1
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Talking The ' NAME THE GAME ' Game
Say ONE thing about a Game, any game, BUT don't say the NAME of the game in your clue. The next person has to guess what THAT game is called.

If the person DOESN'T guess correctly you then give ONE more clue for each incorrect guess until someone guesses it correctly. Then it's THEIR turn.

O.K?? Then I'll begin............

There are 11 playing pieces.
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