Tesco Discussion Chat & Grabbits 11+ Xmas/New Year Edition

3Dogs

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

switch the dog for a christmas tree and you have exactly what my cat has been doing this evening!

:eek: :eek: I can imagine it :eek: :eek:

Dizzy_Ditzy

darroch10 wrote: »

I know its not old school which a lot of us in here are used to but if you have a (Wii, PS3, XBox) in the house have a go at that and you can chose to be a loser and let the oldie's think that they have won
hth or try bopit and annoy the hell out of them:)

cheers- i sold my wii cos it was just sitting there doing nowt.

I am quite liking old school

swoods59

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

every year we have some kind of game after christmas dinner.

Last year was pass the parcel, so dont really want to do that again this year.

but this year i am well and truly stuck! The oldest is 75, the youngest is 26 and the rest of us are all somewhere in between. There will be 6 of us

i was thinking about some kind of christmas bingo game but for the life of me cant think how to work it so that everyone ends up with something.

Anyone got any ideas for a different type of game to play?

We always play 'who am I' on Christmas day. You write a name on a post-it (actor, singer, character etc) and place it on your forehead and the person who has the name has to ask questions ie. am I a boy etc. with only yes or no answers and try and guess who they are. Always have a laugh if you can think of some funny people, mind you this is always after a few bottles :beer:

CookieRaider

swoods59 wrote: »

We always play 'who am I' on Christmas day. You write a name on a post-it (actor, singer, character etc) and place it on your forehead and the person who has the name has to ask questions ie. am I a boy etc. with only yes or no answers and try and guess who they are. Always have a laugh if you can think of some funny people, mind you this is always after a few bottles :beer:

Aye would pay to see a 75yr old playing that, nice thought though:)

CookieRaider

karlie88 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:

My Girls want Puppies :T

Dizzy_Ditzy

darroch10 wrote: »

Aye would pay to see a 75yr old playing that, nice thought though:)

i dont know, knowing this person as i do, a few smirnoff ice's and she's game for most things (within reason!!) :eek:

not like i can get them all playing twister or anything, but i'll have a look at a few board games as well to give me some ideas

swoods59

darroch10 wrote: »

Aye would pay to see a 75yr old playing that, nice thought though:)

Well my mum is 80 and she always has a ball playing it, and the youngest person last year was 7, we just make sure they have a 'person' that they actually know so that they have a chance of guessing it. Its a game where there is no age restrictions

Clipstrip_Bargains

Cocobear wrote: »

Clipstrip_Bargains wrote: »

Thanks Clipstrip Bargains

Where is the scanner in the store?

Cheers

Coco :-)

In the toy isle

showmemore

darroch10 wrote: »

HC freaking oot the bus conductor
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Which one is he?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

purdita

My mum nearly pees herself laughing when we play the game of writing a line on a piece paper and folding it over with just two words showing, then passing it on to next person, who then does the same and so on...