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connect four to shore

 Games for those lost at sea.
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I used to work in a life raft service center, it was such a bad job the only fun was shooting each other with projectiles from high pressure air hoses, anyway, I used to toy with the idea of putting notes in with the life raft provisions saying things like, "hate to be you" or "don't worry I'm sure sombody will be along shortly" "feeling hungry? I bet your buddies would be alot tastier than those crackers that are quickly running out" anyway you get the picture. This seems incredibly cruel though, mainly because it is, it would be alot better to put travel board games in with the rations to take the cast aways minds off their iminent deaths, or in more dire circumstances, best of 3, looser gets eaten.

Maby not battleships though.

—Gulherme, Sep 26 2002

Deathwatch Guidebook http://www.halfbake...thwatch_20Guidebook
Rules for land … rules for sea. [reensure, Sep 29 2002]

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       Perhaps some field events for track and field - shotput, discus, javelin...
—thumbwax, Sep 26 2002
   

       ' Buckaroo'..just try and make sure the saddle,shovel.etc don't go flying off into the water.
—skinflaps, Sep 26 2002
   

       Darts.
—8th of 7, Sep 26 2002
   

       water polo anyone? i said water polo any..
—skinflaps, Sep 27 2002
   

       Something with a FedEx shipping label sounds appropriate.. (if you didn't see castaway, never mind)
—Mr Burns, Sep 27 2002
   

       Use a checker board that can double as pathcing material. try vaccume packed eddible peices with chess symbols on one side. plastic mat chessboards can be easily puchased on the internet
—duefangler, Sep 29 2002
   

       We did pack food in the life raft. there would be room for a game too.
—Gulherme, Sep 29 2002
   

       Now whatcha do here is throw this here knife so it lands between mah legs, like this *flit* *fwoop* ya... see...
—thumbwax, Sep 29 2002
   

       Hmm I dont think people here understand the concept of travel games. I gaurentee it that when one of you get lost at sea you won't be laughing at me then will you ha haha HAHAHAH MWAHA MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! CRAZY AM I, CRAZY, WELL WE WILL SEE WHOS CRAZY AFTER 6 WEEKS AT SEA WITH NOTHING TO DO, I'LL BE THE ONE LAUGHING THEN MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHahahahahahahahaha.. .......<fade off>
—Gulherme, Sep 29 2002
   

       I'm fairly sure we all understand what travel games are, we'd rather come up with lots of pointless things to include instead. I vote for a pool table.
—kaz, Sep 29 2002
   

       Hmm straightjacket + personal_floatation_device = Funny!
—reensure, Sep 29 2002
   

       The Sears tower.   

       Might come in handy.
—Zircon, Oct 01 2002
   

       EZ-Burn Logs, pokers, waterproof matches, 24 hot dogs, 2 lbs. large marshmallows, 1 ukelele, sheet music.
—Wes, Oct 01 2002
   

       all i'd want would be ginger and maryann (and maybe thurston howell to bump off for the money)...well OK if you really wanna throw in jeannie and wonderwoman OK OK ...
—rumbletumbler, Oct 04 2002
   

       all i'd want would be ginger and maryann (and maybe thurston howell to bump off for the money)...well OK if you really wanna throw in jeannie and wonderwoman OK OK ...
—rumbletumbler, Oct 04 2002
   

       Language tapes. Repeat after me: "Pour allez au port, s'il vous plait?"
—lubbit, Dec 04 2003
   
      
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