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Saturday, January 21. 2012

Domino and Mexican Train Dominoes

Prof. Jacobson found this:





Do you ever play Mexican Train Dominoes? A good game, quite absorbing. We learned to play it in Mexico last year. More fun than watching TV. Uncle's Games sells Mexican Train Domino sets.


This game is said to be the most popular Domino game these days. Rules here (which sound more complicated than it is to play). It's a good alternative to Chess and Scrabble when you don't feel like over-taxing your brain, and 4 or 5 can play.

Posted by Bird Dog in The Culture, "Culture," Pop Culture and Recreation at 16:35 | Comments (3) | Trackbacks (0)

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It is fun. I like dominoes anyway - that's a version that I like a lot. There's a card game called Mexican Monte - very simple to learn, not complicated at all, but very addicting. That's probably the only card game I enjoy playing.
#1 Tom Francis on 2012-01-21 17:14 (Reply)
Van is the man.
#2 XRay on 2012-01-21 22:56 (Reply)
Captain Tom, I wonder if you were aware of this website:

Ct Mountain Lion Sightings.
Most of the sightings are in the western part of the state, but Hampton and Columbia also recently had sightings.
#3 Gringo on 2012-01-22 23:14 (Reply)

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