#102

Nah, in What’s the time Mr Wolf, Mr Wolf doesn’t have his back to you, and you ask him what the time is, then he tells you “it’s 4 o’clock” or whatever and you take 4 steps forward. Totally different game!

#103

it’s late and i’m cranky and I didn’t read your post properly shut up

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#104

Mr Wolf does have his back to you.

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#105

Yeah you’re right come to think of it. The rest still stands though

#106

Ackee 1,2,3 in the midlands.

#108

Wikipedia says otherwise foooooool

#109

Could do with somone mapping the results of the polls onto a map. Bagsy not doing it.

#112

What did you say to claim immunity in a game (like, you wanted a breather if you were playing tig / tag / it / etc):

  • Kree
  • Cross Keys
  • Cross Kings
  • Fay knights or something
  • Other (please specify)

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#113

Yeah alright I said in my reply to marckee that I probably remembered that bit wrong BUT WAIT

“There is also a simpler version of the game where Mr Wolf faces the other players, who must remain stationary until “Dinner time” is called. If any player moves on a time of day being called, that player becomes Mr Wolf.” (from that same Wikipedia article)

We were obviously simpletons who needed the easy rules.

Granny Footsteps is A DIFFERENT GAME THOUGH and Wikipedia is wrong

#114

Wait, those adapted rules make no sense! I don’t know what to believe anymore.

#115

schinchies

#116

How is that pronounced?

#117

skin-chies

#118

skin cheese?

#119

Interesting. That’s a new one for me.

#120

some kids said skunchies. i’m assuming it’s a very, very local thing/

#121

No it isn’t. Apologise immediately.

It’s called it you strange man.

#122

You’re from Basildon, right? Basildon is linguisically closer to inner East London, where most of the population originated.

#123

There was no time out. If you were tired you could fuck off and stop playing.

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#124

What did you mean by south Essex?