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On Thu, 2004-04-22 at 18:32, Bill Moran wrote:
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373"><I>Does this inclue Mille-Bournes? If not, I can bring mine :)</I></FONT></PRE>
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Ooh. It doesn't, but I do know how to play Mille-Bournes, and I love it! Bring it along, Bill!<BR>
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I plan to bring Fluxx, Chez Geek (always popular), Twenty-Four (and a Perl script that solves Twenty-Four puzzles), a couple Five-Hundred decks (in case I can persuade some folks to play Ratscrew), and a couple old classics.<BR>
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Heck, we should keep this thread on-topic, I suppose. Don't we have some OSS Linux games we can install on people's machines? Any suggestions? Some networked games would be nice, seeing as we'd have a network handy.
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David Ostroske <<A HREF="mailto:eksortso@linuxmail.org"><U>eksortso@linuxmail.org</U></A>>
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