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"WIN A GBA!!!!!!!"

This site is running a comp where you play tetris, and the highest score at the end gets a gba. dunno when the closing date is though.

http://www.digitalvisiononline.co.uk/infinity/index.asp?game=infinity

You know what to do....

We usually play trumphs, hearts or switch all of which are fairly enjoyable.

Grix Thraves wrote:
> I can't work out if you're joking or not now.

*chalks up a point on the blackboard*

Don't tease me when I'm tired,
> it's not fair.


On the bright side, at least you didn't bother trying the link - or at least if you did, you were smart enough not to say 'hey it doesn't work!'

That head game (excuse my language please) all sounds a little complicated for my little mind. I think I'll stick to going around my nan and grandad's house (when my cousins are there - they are really cool) and play the simple card games. I'll stay with my Rummy, Snap and (go) Fish thanks! No offence to any card-game interlects out there, who might be able to grasp the fine art of heads. Wait, that did actually sound rather funny (in my opinion). If anyone can simply teach me, feel free to reply. Cheers. R@ckstar.

I can't work out if you're joking or not now. Don't tease me when I'm tired, it's not fair.

Check it out if you don't believe me

www.canadiancardgames.com/rummy

I think the Scottish call it snap, too.

Oh, in canada the play that you only get given two cards. Also, you take it in turns drawing until you're finished, instead of alternatly. There's no discard pile either, and you don't win with a run of crad or triples and things, you win by getting as close to 21 as you can without going over. The also call it pontoon instead of rummy.

Dare I ask... what's the difference, oh Master of Cards?

Of course.

Canadian rules or European rules?

gahhhhh *pushes face into hands*

Can't we just play rummy?