SC - Re: OOP- That woman...8^D (i.e. MS recipes)
Joan Nicholson
gryphon at carlsbadnm.com
Thu May 18 21:08:10 PDT 2000
Gwynydd said:
> I was talking with someone about an upcoming event about the games I would
> be bringing - I mentioned a few and then said something about having
> dominoes even though I am not sure that they are actually Period. He
> responded with something like "that's okay, it is still fun to play them, I
> will bring mine too. There will be lots of newcomers at the event so the
> important thing is that they enjoy themselves". I really couldn't get
> through to him that it is even more important to be careful about passing
> things off as Period when there are newcomers present. I wonder where I
> could have picked up this new interest in Period accuracy......
I know you weren't asking for more gaming details, but one way to fight
this is to provide interesting, easy to learn games that were played in
period. I can't remember if dominos was a period game or not. Anyway, you
might want to take a look at these files in the ENTERTAINMENT section
of my files:
games-msg (100K) 5/17/00 Medieval board games and sports.
games-cards-msg (66K) 1/29/99 Period card games.
Justin has also put together an extensive website dedicated to period
board games. I believe his website is mentioned in the games-msg file.
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