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If you're new to playing games with cards, Go Fish is a great place to start. This classic children's card game may be played with 2 to 6 players, and all you need is a standard 52-card deck.


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Question: Understand a Spell Description in Dungeons & Dragons V3.

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Possibly the most difficult part of playing  Dungeons & Dragons  (D&D) is understanding how magic works. This article will help you make sense of the spell descriptions in the Player's Handbook (PHB).

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Question: Play Go Fish with Any Cards

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This version of Go Fish is played best with 2 players. Children can pick up this game easily, and adults will enjoy it as well. Read on to learn how to play.

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Question: Play Exploding Kittens

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Exploding Kittens is a card game published by The Oatmeal in 2015. The object of the game is not to get an Exploding Kitten card and be the last player left in one piece.

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This article will tell you how to get Roxy, Chop Chop, and Snookums on Moshi Monsters.


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Mafia (also called Assassin, Werewolf or Village) is a group role playing game of strategy, survival, and the ability to spot a fraud. The imaginary setting is a small village where the local townspeople and Mafia are in an all out battle for survival.

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Question: Play Egyptian Rat Screw

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Egyptian Rat Screw, Slap, Snot, or War is a game of quick wits and luck. The object of the game is to take as many of the cards as possible. This is great to play if you and some friends are bored, or if you want to show off something new.

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Question: Play Gin Rummy

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You're hanging out with a friend but it's a rainy day and you're stuck inside. Don't just sit around waiting for the sun to come out- find a pack of cards and learn how to play Gin Rummy, one of the most popular card games in the world.


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Question: Play Crazy Eights

Crazy Eights is a game where the players try to get rid of all their cards. You may even already know this game by one of its unofficial names, like Eights or Swedish Rummy.

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Question: Play Fort of Solitude

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Fort of solitude is a warfare based card game similar to chess. Its quite complicated but is fun and takes a while to play. Here's how to play it. The object of the game is to capture the 'fort' by killing the kings.


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Question: Play Clock Patience

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Clock Patience is a simple, fun variant of Solitaire. Like other versions of Solitaire, Clock Patience is played by one player with only one deck of cards.


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Question: Play Chinese Spit

Spit is a fun card game you can play. There are two types: Canadian and Chinese Spit. This article will teach you how to play Chinese Spit. Spit is for two players, and if you got a lot of time, you can play it.


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Question: Play Bullshit

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"Bullshit" (also known as "Cheat","I Doubt It", "Bluff", "BS" & "Liar") is a multiplayer card game that involves a lot of courage, deception, and trying to get rid of all the cards in your hand.


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Question: Play Bridge

Contract bridge, more commonly just called bridge, is a card game for four players that can be played at any level from casual get-togethers to professional tournaments.


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Question: Play Casino (Card Game)

Fun card game once you know how to play. The object of the game is to win 21 points off of cards, especially spades, Aces, the 10 of diamonds, aka the Big casino, and the 2 of spades, aka the Little Casino.


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Question: Play Capitalism

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Capitalism is a fun game for a group of three or more. It is based on the Japanese card game Dai Hin Min. Capitalism is also known as Scum, President, or Kings.


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Question: Play Canasta

From the Spanish for "basket," canasta is a card game for 2, 3 or most commonly, 4 players. It was developed in Uruguay in 1939 from an earlier form of rummy, spread through South America and was introduced to the United States in 1948 as "Argentine Rummy."


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Bond Bond is a fun card game suitable for all ages. It's a good idea to play on a rainy day or just pass some time and it only needs some players and a deck of cards.


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Question: Play Circle of Death

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The Circle of Death is known by many names, including King's Cup and Ring of Fire. However, this game is lots of fun no matter what it's called. Gather together three or more of your closest friends, pass out some drinks, and begin playing an exciting and interactive drinking game together.


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Question: Play Bluff

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Bluff is a card game in which players must get rid of all of their cards in order to win. It goes by many names, like I Doubt It, BS, and Cheat, and has just as many variations.


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Bohnanza is a German-style card game of trading and politics, designed by Uwe Rosenberg and released in 1997 by Amigo Spiele in German and by Rio Grande Games in English.


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Clue is a fun game to play with friends and family, but it can be hard to win sometimes. You can improve your chances of winning by being observant and using some subtle distraction techniques.

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Question: Win a Game of Apples to Apples

Winning a game of Apples to Apples can be difficult since the game is more about making people laugh than it is about getting points. However, there are some strategies that may help you to win the game.

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Question: Score a Game of Go

Go is the popularized Japanese name for the ancient Chinese game of Weiqi, a deceptively difficult strategy game still played around the world. Figuring out your score for this game can be difficult.

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Question: Play the Ancient Game of Pai Sho

The ancient game of "Pai Sho" is a board game created by the makers of Avatar: The Last Airbender & Avatar: The Legend of Korra, Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko.

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Question: Play Stratego

Stratego is a two play game that requires memory and strategy skills. The goal is to be the first player to capture your opponent’s Flag or to capture all of your opponent’s moveable pieces.


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Question: Win at Boggle

Boggle is a word search game that uses lettered dice to create words on a 4 by 4 grid board. The object of the game is to find as many connected words as you possibly can in just three minutes and get the highest score.


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The best-known of the trivia board games, Trivial Pursuit was first developed in 1979 by Chris Haney and Scott Abbott and refined for release three years later with the help of John Haney and Ed Werner.


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Question: Play Settlers of Catan

The Settlers of Catan is a highly rated board game that has won several awards. Between 3-4 people can play the base edition, but a 5-6 player expansion is available if you want to play with more people.


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Sorry is a family friendly game that can be played by 2-4 players age 6 and up. The object of the game is simple: get all four of your pawns from start to home before your opponents do.


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The game  Snakes and Ladders  has enthralled generations of children, and gone through a few name changes along the way. Sometimes sold as  Chutes and Ladders  in the United States, and originally  Snakes and Arrows  in India, the game has barely changed in all this time.

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The board game Pictionary is fun to play with a group of three or more people. The game includes a game board, four playing pieces and category cards, a one minute sand timer and a die.

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Question: Play Our Great Globe

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Our Great Globe was released in 2010. The game is all about the world we live in and how we interact with each other as humans. It features important people, events, institution, ideas and inventions that have shaped who we are today along with stunning geographical, architectural and artistic pieces that we should all be aware of.


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Question: Play Senet

Senet or ( senat ) may be the oldest board game in the world. The oldest hieroglyphics displaying a senet game date back to 3100 BC. Senet is a two game player where each player has 5 pieces.


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Question: Play Petanque

Pétanque (pron. " pay-tonk") is a form of boules where the goal is to toss or roll hollow steel balls as close as possible to a small wooden ball called a cochonnet (literally "piglet") or jack, while standing inside a circle with both feet on the ground.


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Question: Play Operation

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The game of Operation has been operating for decades, yet it never seems to get old. Somewhat of a rarity; it's a game that relies not on one's capacity for strategic thought or trivia knowledge, but rather your cool headedness and steady hand.


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Mexican Train is a domino game, played mainly in the USA. The object is to accumulate as few points as possible over the 13 games - the player with the lowest total score is the winner.


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Do you want to be a detective? Then look no further. This article will tell you everything you need to know about acting like a detective.


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Here's the ultimate guide to creeping/walking/poking around--hopefully without getting caught! Enjoy your adventure!


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Question: Prove Your School Violated Your Fourth Amendment Rights

The Fourth Amendment protects all Americans from unreasonable searches, and the Supreme Court has ruled it also applies to authorities in a school setting.

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You are spying secretly on someone. Suddenly they notice you and they look really suspicious about your behavior. They peer at you. You think you're busted.

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Who knew that a handshake in the dark could lead to your very demise? The game Murder goes by a variety of names and different iterations depending on where you're from.

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Mahjong is a Chinese game invented near the beginning of the 20th Century that requires skill and strategy. This article explains the basic rules of Mahjong, but there are many variations, so make sure that all players are aware of which version you're playing before you begin.

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Spy gear has fascinated movie goers for decades. While many of the sophisticated, high-tech gadgets created for film may be fantasy, surveillance equipment is commonly employed by detectives and private investigators in real life.

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Question: Make Spy I.D. Cards

Spy I.D. cards are a cool way to identify the members of your club. They prevent intruders or other spies from getting your information. You can make your own I.D. cards with things around your house!


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A thousand adventures await the young one who has a "Spy Base". Such a base can be built from scrap lumber (from a construction site) or built with new lumber.

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Read this guide if you have a friend over or want to have some fun. This guide will teach you how to move stealthily with the basics and the advanced techniques.

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Pretending to be spies is a classic make believe activity that has been capturing kids’ minds for generations. You don’t necessarily need anything but your imagination to play, but assembling a spy kit to use on your top-secret missions can add a whole new level of excitement to the game.

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People always know who and what you're talking about. Here's some code names.


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With a cheap watch and a few household tools, you can make a secret compartment no one else knows about. Use it to store coded messages, a hairpin lock pick, or other tiny gadgets.

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Question: Make a Spy Club in Your House

Ever wanted a  spy club ? Well now you can have one in your own house that's so easy to make!

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Question: Make a Spy Kit for Girls

Are you preparing to begin a spy mission, but you're not sure what to pack in your kit? A well-stocked kit can take your spy game to the next level.

This article will help make you the King or Queen at Hide and Seek in the dark!


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Question: Perform a Fool's Mate in Chess

Usually, checkmate occurs in the endgame of chess, after several turns by each player. However, this can be achieved in as little as two moves by performing the Fool's Mate.

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Chess is a fun game that requires strategy and patience. Unfortunately, chess sets can sometimes be expensive. If you’re looking for an affordable gift idea for a chess lover in your life, consider making a chess set out of nuts and bolts.


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Question: Mate With King and Rook Vs King

Mating with a King and Rook against another King is slightly more complex than doing so with a Queen, but this article shows you how to perform a checkmate just as nicely.


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Question: Make a Dual Layer Chess Board

Want to make a cool, unique chess board? With a couple tools and a few hours, a wooden plank can become a chess board with off-set squares.

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Basic Opening Strategy is, “Rapid development of pieces and fight to control the center”.


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Do you find yourself wondering what to do in a chess game? When there's nothing obvious, like a piece you can capture, or a checkmate, what do you do when it's your move?


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Question: Fool Your Opponent in Chess

Chess is a thinker’s game, requiring extraordinary patience, concentration and strategic skill. The turning point in a game of chess usually comes when one player is so focused on planning their next move that they unwittingly leave an opening that gives a perceptive opponent the advantage.


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Question: Mate With King and Queen Vs King

This teaches you how to quickly and efficiently checkmate your chess opponent with only a King and Queen vs. his lone King.


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Chess is a great game for all ages and really wakes up your brain! What could be better than a custom chess board? This is a great weekend project and there are countless options for customization, allowing you to tailor your chess board to your personality!

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Question: Do Scholar's Mate in Chess

The famous four-move Scholar's Mate, also known as Mate-in-four is explained here. Scholar's Mate is a great way to intimidate an amateur player, but you won't get far with this move on a more advanced player.

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Castling is a defensive move in chess in which the king and the rook are allowed to move at the same time. It is the only time two pieces move at once, but the board must satisfy certain criteria for a castling to be appropriate.

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Chess is classic strategy game that tests your foresight, patience, strategic thinking, and ability to get into your opponent’s mind. Grandmaster status is a coveted honor that takes many player years to achieve.

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There are many ways to end a chess game, but sadly, they depend on how you play the game before the endgame. However, if you managed to gain the upper hand or are not that far behind in material, the steps below offer guidelines to help you ensure that you earn a checkmate or otherwise sneakily steal a stalemate.


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Question: Prepare a Working Model of a Windmill

Building a working scale-model of a windmill is a great craft project for school or just for fun! Create a basic pinwheel model, assemble a tin can windmill, or build a windmill with a milk jug base!


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Question: Checkmate in 3 Moves in Chess

You know the 2-move checkmate, or Fool's Mate, and you know the 4-move checkmate, or Scholar's Mate, but do you know the 3-move checkmate? Grab a friend, play white, and your next game of chess will take longer to set up than to play.

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Chess  is a highly competitive game played by millions of people around the world. The basics can be mastered in a matter of minutes. Advanced strategic concepts can take years to come to terms with and a lifetime to master.


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Play cookies for your toy kitchen are easy to make from a salt dough base which can be decorated with paint, glitter and the like or from cardboard.

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To create a model plane, whether it be Airfix, Italeri or Revell, time is needed to ensure the perfect finish to the model plane. But bear in mind, that very few are able to get their models exactly like the picture on the box so the most important thing is that you are happy with the finished outcome.


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Few science fair projects are as timeless as a planet model, and for good reason. Planet models showcase knowledge about the planet, as well as skill at portraying its physical characteristics and scale.

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Ulama is a variation of the ancient Mesoamerican game ullamaliztli. The goal was to knock a ball into a hoop carved into the side of a wall with your knees, hips, elbows, or head.

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Making string figures is a pastime that cultures throughout the world have enjoyed for thousands of years. Originally acting as an aid to storytelling, forming string figures has evolved into a game that produces many different shapes and patterns. “

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Make your own unique Lalaloopsy creation.


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If you want to learn this trick sit down and start reading.If you get it right it will look like a cats whiskers.


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Question: Make a Solar System Model

There are eight known planets orbiting our sun, including Earth. Making a model is a fun introduction to this solar system, and a good art project for primary school science classes.

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Whether it's too cold to play outside, a birthday party, or just an ordinary day, treasure hunts are a great and easy way to keep kids entertained. They offer a huge amount of everlasting fun and will improve their physical and intellectual development.

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An amusing game for children is one in which each player is to make some sort of animal out of vegetables or fruit, and toothpicks.


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"Button, button, who's got the button?" or "Hide the button", is a child-friendly guessing game suitable for parties or a babysitting game. It raises thinking skills and group social interaction.

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Bunny Bunny is an extremely fun and very addictive group game.

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Question: Play Buzz

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This is a very old game, but is always a very great favorite. The more the players, the greater the fun. The way to play it is as follows.

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Question: Play "Toilet Paper Dress Up"

This is a fun and easy game you can play at parties for any age group, inexpensive and sure to get some good laughs.

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Question: Make a Backyard Race Track for Kids

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If your children enjoy playing with toy cars, you can create a backyard race track for them to race around on. For the more ambitious DIYers, you can lay a concrete track that your kids will be able to play on for years.

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Blindfolds can be used for a number of things including party games, team building exercises, sleeping, and other activities. Most blindfolds you can make with items lying around your house, so it's a simple craft that doesn't require much effort or cash.

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Question: Play Blowing the Feathers

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A very simple game that relies on a feather to create a lot of amusing fun.

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Question: Do the Boom Snap Clap Hand Game

A fun hand game to play by yourself or with a friend!

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Question: Hold a Soap Bubble Contest

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Here is a fun party game that is great for getting all party guests involved and will have the little ones giggling.


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Question: Hang a Spoon from Your Nose

You can amaze your friends and get attention at a banquet by hanging a spoon from your nose or by hanging multiple spoons from your nose and face. It is harder than it looks.

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Question: Have a Squirt Gun Water Race

When you have some squirt guns and time on your hands but you’re tired of regular water fights, try setting up a squirt gun race. The simple setup only requires plastic cups and a good amount of string.


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Question: Create a Clue Game

Ever find yourself at a loss while babysitting, wishing you had a fun game to pull out? This article will show you how to create your own interactive Clue game, which can be played many times, and never get boring!

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Question: Play Hot Potato Dares

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This is a really fun game. It can be played by people of all ages, and all you need is a ball. Whether it's a tennis ball or a beach ball, it'll work, so it doesn't matter.


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A yo-yo is a classic toy that's seemingly simple but actually rather tricky to master. It takes deftness and agility as well as careful hand coordination to successfully operate a yo-yo.

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An egg race is a classic activity for summer camp, field days and children's parties.


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Question: String a Yoyo

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Depending on how much you play with your yo-yo, there will be times when you need to replace the string. If you play all the time, like the pros, you could replace your string more than a few times  a week.


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Question: Start up a Diabolo (Chinese Yo Yo)

A diabolo is a fun toy that is similar to a Chinese yo-yo. It is pretty obscure, so you may not know how to use one. But don't worry, because this article will teach you how to start up a diabolo.

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Question: Make a Yoyo Sleep

Sleeping is a solid basic yoyo trick. It is a great way to practice your skills, and it is the first step in many harder tricks. Keep in mind that only certain yoyos are made for sleeping—yoyos with metal bearings are built to spin, but cheap plastic yoyos may not respond so smoothly.

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Question: Make a Special Teaser

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In gambling, there’s always the safe fallback straight bet. Then, for a little more excitement, there’s the parlay. But for nail-biting fun and really playing around with the numbers you want to go with the teaser.

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10,000 (also known as Farkle or Zilch) is a fun family dice game with the aim to score 10,000 or more points. 10,000 can be played by anywhere from 2-20 (or more) people.


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Multiple or Nothing is a Wheel-on-Wheel Game. The outer wheel is Earnings of either cash or money on a certain gift card. The inner wheel is the "Multiple or Nothing" wheel.


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Question: Learn Football Betting

Football is one of America's most popular sports, generating billions of dollars in revenue each year. It's also one of America's most popular sports to wager on, with annual betting receipts on the Super Bowl alone exceeding $90 million.

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Question: Make a Minute to Win It Game

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Do you know the Minute to Win It game show? Yes, this is a game show on TV that used home tools for games. Do you want to make it for your party? Here is how to make a Minute to Win It game as fun as the real one.

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Question: Make a Regular Teaser

Sportsbooks offer many different types of wagers. If you’re looking for something a little more exciting than a parlay, you should try the teaser. A teaser is a bet with a group of two or more picks just like a parlay.

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Question: Make a Parlay Wager

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A sports book has a large array of bets you can take. Knowing what they are and how they work will better your chances of winning and increase your profits.


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Question: Give a Tip to a Dealer

When playing table games at a casino, it is courteous to offer the dealer a tip. Like restaurant servers, most dealers make most of their money from tips.


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Question: Improve Your Odds at Wheel of Fortune Slot Machines

Wheel of Fortune slot machines are some of the most popular slot machines in the world. Launched in 1966, this dazzling style of betting has captivated gamblers for years with high jackpots and spinning money wheels.

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In this manual you will find some basic guidelines for how to choose a good online casino that will fit you the most


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The chance of you winning at blackjack is 48 to 52. But with the Hi and Low you will increase your chances.

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Getting rid of casino debt may seem like an impossible task to some people. There is a way to pay off debt, however, if you incorporate some money management skills.

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Question: Find a Loose Slot Machine at a Casino

Many people enjoy slot machines for their ease of use and exciting possibilities. If you love playing slot machines and want to get serious about winning, you need to find a loose slot machine.

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Question: Gamble on Backgammon

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Backgammon is an interesting game, and can be played at home, with friends of family. It seems difficult to learn, but once you learn it, you get hooked.

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Question: Build a Wheel of Fortune Wheel

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The centerpiece of the game show "Wheel of Fortune" is the large spinning wheel with its cash, prize, Lose A Turn, and Bankrupt spaces. The wheel's design is based on that of a casino wheel of fortune or money wheel; similar but smaller game and prize wheels are used for trade show promotions.


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Question: Play Baccarat

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Baccarat is an exciting game, full of suspense and intrigue! Baccarat is both simple to learn and play. A game of baccarat has three possible outcomes: Player win, Banker win, and tie.


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Apples To Apples is a card game that is appropriate for all ages and is a blast to play in groups. Players have to match red object cards with green descriptive cards, and whoever comes up with the strongest or most amusing pairing wins.

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Question: Play Art O Battlers Collectable Card Game

The Art O Battlers is a Card Game for two players in what each player uses his characters to fight the other player's characters. Cards may have sprites to represent attacks or counterattacks of characters for entertaining simulation.

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Question: Play Auction Forty Fives

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Auction Forty-fives is a trick taking game in which the object is to make it to at least 120 points before all other opponents. Each trick is worth five points, and the trick with the highest value card in it for that hand is worth ten points.


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Question: Play BANG! The Bullet!

“BANG! The Bullet!” is a Wild West themed card game. Players play as either the Sheriff, a Deputy, the Outlaws, or a Renegade in a Western town. This is a shootout game where each of the players battle with cards instead of bullets to remain the lone gunslinger in the Wild West!

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Question: Play Aces Up

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Aces Up is "patience game", or card game that you can play by yourself. It's similar to Klondike Solitaire, but can be played on a much smaller surface.


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Great for small and large groups, 31 is easy and fun for all ages to play. Competition can be light and friendly or high-stakes, depending on the group.


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Question: Play And/Or

And/Or is an exciting game that is a mix of pinochle, poker and Egyptian ratscrew.


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Question: Play African Crazy Eights

Wherever there are 3 or more people and a few decks of cards, African Crazy Eights can start people laughing. Just follow the steps below to play the game that’s never the same twice.


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This site will show you how to play 500 with 3 other people (2 teams of 2) and 1 pack of cards.


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Question: Play 1000 Blank White Cards

1000 Blank White Cards (a.k.a. Blank White Cards) Is a game originally created by one college guy in Wisconsin, which then spread as a sort of underground meme through the world.

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Question: Play Ludo

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Ludo is a popular board game derived from an ancient Indian game called Pachisi. It is a fun, family-friendly board game played with 2-4 people. It is easy to understand, but has some complex rules.


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Question: Play ''Country Snap''

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Country Snap  is a game that is quite similar to the game  Snap!  except that  Country Snap  requires concentration and a good memory. This game is a lot of fun with friends and strangers alike, as it brings you together in a spirit of amusement and sharing.


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Question: Play "La Dame Noire"

It's a innovative card game to blend with a story. It's a card game that resembles Big Two and Rummy, and it is played with four players.


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Question: Play Mahjong Solitaire

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The Chinese block game Mahjong may be played as a group or by oneself. If you go solo, the game is called Mahjong Solitaire. Although it may look complex from the outside looking in, this puzzle game is fun, and actually quite simple once you get the basic hang of it.

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Question: Play 'Bitches' (Card Game)

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Bitches is an elimination game, derived from basic whist. You need a 52 pack of cards (or 2 packs if there are 8 or more of you) and at least four players, preferably even numbers.


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Question: Play Heroscape

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Heroscape is an amazing figure-based fantasy game based on battles between characters from all time frames. This includes fantasy figures as well as characters like 1776 minutemen, WWII airborne, Matrix-type agents, and then skeletal warriors, dragons, Mechs, marvel,and so on.


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Question: Play Kalaha

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Mancala is a family of board games played around the world, sometimes called "sowing" games, or "count-and-capture" games, which describes the game-play.


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Question: Play Mah Jongg

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Mah Jong is a game that is similar to Rummy, but it is played with tiles instead of cards. The object of the game is to create melds until you can go out, or go “Mah Jongg!”


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Dominoes  or  dominos  is a class of popular table games for two to four players, played with a set of specially marked tiles. There are many games that can be played with dominoes, but the simplest, known as “block dominoes,” serves as a basis for most of the others, and remains the most popular.


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Question: Play Guess Who (Board Game)

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Kids need games! This game is fairly popular. If it looks confusing, you need a guide. This article can guide you into finding the right answers about this game.

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Dungeon Dice Monsters(or DDM) is a game that originated from Yu-Gi-Oh! in Japan. For a short period of time, they were sold in America, so if you're one of the lucky people who bought the dice, cards, and the board, you can play the game.


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Question: Play Congkak

Congkak   is a two player game where opponents compete to get the most shells into their storehouses. Congkak used to be a game that was played only by women and children, but it is really a great game for anyone of any age.


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Question: Play Cranium

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Created by Richard Tait and Whit Alexander in 1998, Cranium is a fun board game to play in groups. In Cranium, you divide players into teams. In order to advance across the board, you have to complete a variety of activities.


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Question: Play Farkle Online

Farkle Online is an innovative version of the board game Farkle. Our game features Single Mode, Versus Mode, Stage Mode, hand-skins, and more. The game is fast paced, visually stunning, and most of all fun.

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Question: Play Cluedo/Clue

Cluedo or Clue is a popular board game originally produced by Parker Brothers. It has been a family favorite for generations. The object of the game is to solve a murder.


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Question: Play Connect

For anyone who's a fan of strategy games, Connect Four is a definite classic. Playing against an opponent, you try to be the first to place four checkers in a row on the game board.


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Question: Play Common Ground (Board Game)

Common Ground is a board game that pits two to four players (or teams) against each other as they try to come up with words from one category that share common letter sequences with words from a different category.


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Question: Play Carrom for Beginners

Carrom is a game similar to Billiards or Table Shuffleboard. However, instead of pool cues, you use your fingers and a striker. The game can be played by either two people (singles) or four people (doubles).

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Question: Play Chinese Chess

Chinese chess is similar to international chess but there are several key differences, including different pieces and different rules for moving them.


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Question: Play Candy Land

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For generations, boys and girls have enjoyed Candy Land as one of their first board games. The game is color-themed and there is no reading involved, which makes it a good game for young children.


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Question: Play Carrom

Carrom, also referred to as Karrom, is a popular game in the Middle East and surrounding areas. The game is similar to a combination of billiards and shuffleboard, while being much more portable.


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Have you ever wanted to make your own spy club? Now you can! Keep reading for instructions on building up your agency and making it the sneakiest in the neighborhood.


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Question: Play Carcassonne

Carcassonne is a popular board game which won the prestigious Spiel des Jahres in 2001. The goal is to score points by owning completed features (city, cloister, farm or road) or incomplete features.

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A grappling hook is a device that allows you climb an object such as a building, wall or a fence. Making a grappling hook is usually safe, but using it won't be.


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Detective work includes lot of clandestine tools for helping with gathering and keeping clues. Kits are a key reason behind the effective accomplishments of many a detective mission.

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Question: Make a Secret Spy Fort

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A master spy headquarters is essential for top secret missions, because spy work is serious business. You can easily transform spots in your backyard or house by following some simple tricks and tips.

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Question: Infiltrate an Area

Some people enjoy the thrill of being somewhere that they're not supposed to be. Not for any bad purposes, but for the fact that you are in an area with other people who have no idea that you're there.

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Question: Make a Kid's Secret Service Organization

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If you want to make a kids' secret service organization, here's how.

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Question: Make a Hidden Camera

Someone's been snooping around in your things, but you don't know how to prove it. Whether the culprit is a friend, a family member, a coworker, or a mortal enemy: a hidden camera can help you collect the evidence you need to confront the culprit and put an end to their sneaking ways.

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Question: Hide

Are you playing hide-and-seek, or do you want to hide from people who annoy you? Or do you just want to do it for the fun of it? Whether or not you're doing this for any of the reasons given, this wikiHow article will show you how.

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Question: Have a James Bond Lifestyle

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Everybody wants to have the same lifestyle James Bond has. Follow the steps below and you will know how to improve your lifestyle in no-time.

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Question: Follow Someone on Empty Streets

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Follow someone through the streets of a city without being caught.


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Question: Dress Like a Spy

You can imitate a classic spy appearance with trench coats, trousers, and tuxedos, or you might upgrade to a contemporary look with a tactical turtleneck, like fictional secret agent Sterling Archer.

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Question: Find Good Hiding Spots

Whether you use the skill for a game, surprising someone, or evading detection, being able to find good hiding spots is a useful ability to have. By putting a little thought into spot selection and following additional stealth tips you'll be able to channel your inner ninja in no time at all.


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Question: Eavesdrop

We eavesdrop for many reasons. Sometimes we eavesdrop to find out information, to entertain ourselves, or to develop our imagination or writing skills.

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Question: Do Spy Work

Have you seen a James Bond movie or read Harriet the Spy:Blog Wars and think you can be a spy too so you've been looking all day on some good information and can't find anything?

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Question: Become a Better Chess Player

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Anyone can try their hand at a chess game, but it takes a bit more effort to become a good chess player. Read on to learn how to develop your chess skills.

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Question: Annotate Chess

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The game of chess involves 6 different types of pieces. Each piece moves in patterns unique to that type of piece on the 64-square chess board. Chess annotation is therefore quite detailed.


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Question: Use Lasker's Trap

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Lasker's Trap is a useful trap to use when playing as Black and one to watch out for when playing as White. It may arise in the Queen's Gambit opening in chess.


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Question: Teach Chess

The game of chess is often perceived as complicated and involved. This perception can lead to potential players feeling that they don't have the necessary ability to learn the game.

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Question: Set a Trap in the King's Gambit Declined Opening As Black

Here is a clever trap you can set up in the King's Gambit Declined Opening in Chess while playing as black. Essentially, after White offers the King's Gambit, you decline it by playing a Bishop move, leaving your King's pawn unprotected.

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Question: Do Nighttime Missions

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Have you ever wanted to sneak out at night? Here are some general guidelines.


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Question: Set up a Chessboard

Chess is an ancient game that humanity still plays — and enjoys — to this day. Although chess has only a few rules, games can become remarkably complex.

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Question: Set a Trap in the King's Gambit Accepted Opening As White

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Here is a famous trap you can set up in the King's Gambit Accepted Opening in Chess while playing as white. This lethal trap may catch the unsuspected player unfamiliar with the King's Gambit opening.


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Question: Read Algebraic Chess Notation

Algebraic chess notation, based on a system introduced by Philipp Stamma,  [1]   is a system for recording chess movements. Being more concise and less ambiguous, algebraic chess notation has become the standard method for recording chess moves, replacing the once popular system of descriptive chess notation.


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Question: Tie Sperrys

Most Sperrys have leather laces and are notoriously difficult to tie tightly. You may find that a normal shoelace knot is not enough to keep the leather shoelaces from coming loose.


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Ever wanted to play  chess  with your  friends , but felt limited by the fact that you could only play one person at a time? Siamese chess is a variant of chess with four players, commonly known as "bughouse", (a  slang  term for "mental hospital"), because it's often played at a fast time control and looks "crazy" to spectators.


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Are you able to think three moves ahead in chess? It's harder than it sounds, but you can learn to do it. Once you learn this visualization exercise, you will realize you can calculate much further ahead than you ever thought you could, and you won't settle for less the next time you play chess!

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Question: Tie Yourself up in a Spreadeagle Position

Tying yourself up in this position can be a hard thing, but if you know the way, it gets pretty easy. Always remember to plan how you will get out of it BEFORE tying yourself up, or you might stay there for good.


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Question: Tie an Overhand Knot

It is very simple, but it is very secure and almost impossible to untie on a thin piece of yarn without precise fingers. There are a variety of different ways to tie the knot, depending on how tight you need the rope to be.

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Question: Untie Tight Knots

Untying a tight knot can be tricky. In most cases, the trick is to simply push part of the knot through to the other side. You might also be able to push a skewer or a similar instrument through the center of the knot to loosen it.

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Question: Tie an Eldredge Knot

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The Eldredge tie knot is an attention-grabbing tie knot and it's at the height of its popularity. It’s a much more difficult knot to tie than a standard Four-in-hand style.

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Question: Tie a Two Half Hitch Knot

This is how to tie a Two Half Hitch knot (also called the double half hitch). This knot is useful for moving large objects like logs.


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Question: Tie a Winchester Knot

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A Winchester knot is a triangular tie knot that is wide and thick. It is best suited for spread collar shirts and looks especially good on men with long necks.


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When you're out camping, or when you need to string that backyard hammock, before you break out the lemonade and the tunes, you need to know the knot you will use to attach that swinging beauty to your trees.

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Question: Tie a Trinity Knot

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A trinity knot is an exotic way to tie a necktie. The trinity knot might seem complicated at first glance, but the moves are fairly simple, so you can master the knot quickly with a little practice.


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Question: Tie a Rose Bud Tie Knot

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A rose bud tie knot is a complex, yet impressive knot that looks like a rose. It is perfect if you are looking to impress someone, take your ensemble up a notch, or simply challenge yourself.

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Question: Make a Model Castle

There are many pre-made model castles available at craft stores and online. However, if you’re on a budget or you want to make a specific design, you can easily create your own castle from scratch!

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Question: Make a Pandora Box

Pandora's box was a box from Greek Mythology given to Pandora, holding all of the secret evils in the world. Today, Pandora's box is a craft normally used to teach kids about Greek Mythology, and is instead filled with goodies to represent the temptation.

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Question: Make a Hovercraft

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Want a fun project to do at home for yourself or your kids? Building a hovercraft is easy and cheap, and the end product provides hours of fun! Read the instructions below for a great guide on building one for yourself.


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Question: Make a Model Water Tower

Water towers are one of the more recognizable building structures in America. Whether you are looking to make something with a young child, are looking for a creative school project, or are simply looking to for a unique way to spend your free time, making a model water tower at home is a fantastic way to honor such a defining structure.

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Question: Make a Model Using Polymer Clay

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Polymer Clay is a type of clay used to make models, figurines and a whole lot more. It's simple to use and is an oven bake type of clay. It's great to work with and a model can be made and completed in a matter of hours depended on baking time.


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Question: Make a Cardboard Model of a Prehistoric Human Home

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You can make a model for all sorts of things - houses, cities - you name it. If you're tackling a school project or want to showcase your knowledge of human history, this guide can help you make a model to demonstrate how humans lived in the past.

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Question: Tie a Tailors Knot

Your favorite shirt has a hole in it? Time to get out the sewing kit! This article teaches you how to tie a tailor's knot on your needle. Professional tailors use it to make  their  work fabulous.


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Question: Do String Art

String art is done by wrapping colored thread or embroidery floss around pins in a defined pattern. It's cheap, simple to do, and good for craft fans of all ages.

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Question: Make a Cardboard Model Caravan

A satisfying alternative to model kits. Make your own realistic looking model caravans from old cardboard, balsa wood etc. Blue Peter ? Never heard of it !

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Question: Do String Figures

String figures are a type of children's game played all around the world. They are thought to be one of the oldest games, possibly originating in the Stone Age.


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Question: Make a Clay Piggy

If you want to make a clay piggy, here's how.

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Question: Play The Cat's Cradle Game

“Cat’s Cradle” is a simple sequence game played with a looped length of string. Two or more partners use the string to form various shapes, each building on the last.


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Question: Make Jacob's Ladder out of String

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Jacob's Ladder is a classic string figure, similar to Cat's Cradle. If you never learned to make a Jacob's Ladder string figure as a kid, it's not too late!

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Question: Make a 3D Clay Crawfish Model

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If you need to make a 3D Crayfish model for school, or you were just bored, this article teaches you how.[[Category:Clay Projects]

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Question: Create a Scavenger Hunt

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Scavenger hunts are a very popular game for kids. They are great for parties and summer vacations. Scavenger hunts are not just limited to kids, however; even adults and teens can still enjoy them.


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Question: Make a Star with String

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Making string figures is a pastime that  kids  and adults throughout the world have enjoyed for thousands of years. It's also really fun! If you've made the  Cup and Saucer  you're just a couple steps away from making the Star!

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Question: Blow Up a Cheap Water Balloon

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Cheap water balloons are convenient to buy, but they be challenging to use. The lining on cheap balloons tends to be thinner than that of higher-quality balloons.


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Question: Make a Burnt Bread Hunger Games Charm

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Are you a big fan of The Hunger Games? Or maybe you love crafting? Do you remember the scene in the Hunger Games in which Peeta threw Katniss the burnt bread?


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Question: Always Win Chopsticks

Chopsticks is a commonly played two player traditional Japanese children's hand game. However, it has spread to many other countries such as the United States.

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Question: Build a Ball Pit

A lot of people have asked “Why would an adult want to own a ball pit?” There’s something about a ball pit that just screams pure fun. You can't sit in a ball pit and not smile.

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This article shows you how to play Snuggle Bug.


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Question: Make an Eiffel Tower With String

Have you mastered a few basic string figures and want to expand your skills? The Eiffel Tower can be a fun but challenging string figure to master. It may take some practice, but once you're familiar with the different methods of making it, you can make it just for fun, as part of a performance, or teach it to friends.

Here is how to make a papercraft Star Destroyer.


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Question: Bet a Point Spread

Do you want to bet on sports but don’t understand the lingo?

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Question: Be a Successful Gambler

Being successful at gambling can be done, but you must first learn how from someone who has done it.

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Question: Beat the Slots

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Slot machines are the most colorful and loudest attraction in the casino. They generate billions of dollars in revenue from patrons looking to hit the jackpot.

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Question: Bet on Craps

Craps is a fast paced game that doesn’t allow you a lot of times to sit and ask questions. If you’re just learning to play it would probably be good to team up with an advanced player at first.


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Question: Play Pass the Ice Cream

Pass the Ice Cream is a classic party game that all can enjoy! All you need is some buddies that are willing to play, a positive attitude, and some ice cream of course.


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Question: Play Keno

If you want to gamble without risking too much, keno is the right game for you. It's easy to learn and play, with no strategy or reasoning involved.


Question: Load Dice

A loaded die, also known as a weighted or crooked die, can be used to amaze, confuse, or to conquer. By altering the weight distribution in a die, you can get it to land more often on the side of your choice.

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Question: Cut a Deck of Cards With One Hand

Next time somebody tells you, "Cut the Cards", make them worry that you know more than you let on.

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Question: Get Credits in Topps HUDDLE

The Topps HUDDLE game app is free to play, but if you want to get the better and rarer NFL player cards, you may need to spend some money. Card packs are bought in-game using credits or coins.


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Question: Do the Waterfall Card Flourish

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The Waterfall Card Flourish is a simple by effective way to spice up your shuffles or magic tricks. It is also a good way to practice dexterity, as well as basic card manipulation.


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Question: Cheat at Card Games

Cheating at card games can involve tricks or simple math. You may have a trick up your sleeve, be able to assess the value of the deck, or have set yourself up for success with a marked or stacked deck.

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Question: Create a Regular Deck Card Game

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There exists a lot of advice on how to make trading card games, but rarely do you see advice on making an actual standard deck game. Games like Poker, Rummy or Jack have had some sort of creator.


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Question: Count Cards

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Counting cards is used in blackjack to give a player an edge over the casino. Contrary to popular belief, counting cards doesn't require any type of "Rain Man"-like savant qualities, nor is it illegal... it's just highly frowned upon.


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Question: Win Baccarat

Baccarat is an elegant casino game often played by the richest of the high-rollers, and was often James Bond's card game of choice. It's an extremely dramatic game that involves placing blind bets on one of two outcomes--the Banker having the higher hand, or the Player.


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Question: Care for Playing Cards

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People always seem to have a few cards, or in some cases a few decks, that have been poorly taken care of. The cards become flimsy and the box gets all torn up.


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Question: Bet Late in Horseracing

This article is about leaving your bet until the last possible moment, to give you the opportunity to observe the horses' behavior just prior to a race to determine whether or not the horse is really up to running a fantastic race.

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Question: Riffle and Bridge Shuffle

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Riffle shuffles are commonly used to randomize a deck of cards, or for a flashy effect in a magic trick. It's easier to accomplish than it looks, and if you put in some practice, you can make it fancier by performing it in your hands instead of a table.

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Question: Play Skip Bo

Skip-Bo is a card game for 2 to 6 players that is similar to solitaire. The object is to get rid of your cards while blocking other players from discarding theirs.


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Question: Play the Card Game Speed

Speed is a game played with a standard fifty-two card deck that relies on quick thinking and reflexes. The goal of the game is to get rid of all your cards first as quickly as possible — this makes it part of the "shedding" family of card games.


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Question: Build a Sideboard

If you are a serious Magic: the Gathering player, and are looking to play in tournaments, you should consider building a sideboard for your deck. A sideboard is a collection of 15 cards that you do not use in your first game, but will switch out with cards that are mainboard later, before the beginning of games 2 and 3.

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Question: Play the Card Game

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This exciting card game is suitable for anyone to learn to play. It's a perfect way to kill some time and have fun with family, friends or people you meet while traveling!


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Question: Play Hearts

Hearts, one of the most popular, enduring card games in the world, is great fun for players of all ages, though the rules can be somewhat tricky for rookies.


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Question: Play Cribbage

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Cribbage is a challenging game that can be played with 2-6 people (not 5). Although it may seem intimidating at first, the basic game is very easy to learn and play.

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Question: Play Boggle

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Boggle is a Hasbro word-finding game for two or more players.  [1]   Easy to learn but tough to master, Boggle encourages players to make as many words as they can from a random assortment of letters in three minutes.


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Question: Play Bonkers

Bonkers!  is a classic board game dating back to 1978. It was originally produced by Parker Brothers and later sold by Milton Bradley, but both versions are nearly identical.