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[danascully]

It's all fun and games until someone loses an I spy:
Last Thursday at the park near uni I saw two very young girls playing Duck Duck Goose with real ducks so here are my new variations on favourite childhood games

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real ducks?

[anonymous]

I'm incredibly curious.... if they are playing duck duck goose with real ducks, does this mean that the lack of geese would make it an infinite game?

Duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck,duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck, duck..... ad infinitum?

You also missed out on the obvious game of 'pin the tail on the donkey' , which would have to be preceded by the new game of 'pull the tail OFF the donkey'.

MoS (A quasi-random stranger that takes delight in your diary from afar)

I know who you are

[danascully]

You know Mick and Mary and Andrew and those guys.
Hello, and thankyou for reading my journal.

Al.

go home, stay home

[anonymous]

just curious to know whether you check back this far in your journal, really; not that you ever respond to my postings - i feel like i'm in some sort of other world where i can see in, but no one can see me. or go home, stay home, where i just went home (that could be on your list, too).

anyway, here goes -

what about what's the time mr. wolf? with real wolves? wolves of indeterminate gender? or, you could have a group of horologists asking the question.

stuck in the mud, played in quicksand. it would add an exciting new dimension to being safe.

incidentally, i have never heard of some of those games - do you think it could be a cultural thing?

from the poet from across the ditch, who you never email