2:36:48that's just dodgeball with extra steps
2:37:15you need to correctly guess who booed ur thumb
2:37:16OHH! I think we literally just called it “Heads-up, thumbs-down”
2:37:20The seven people tap one person each, and then that person puts their thumb down.
2:37:29What kinda of HR activity is this?
2:37:39Scarle the type to awkwardly laugh during her presentation
2:37:39I never went to school so that's probably why I've never heard of it
2:37:39Then the seven people who had their thumb tapped have to guess which one tapped their thumb
2:37:48I play Foursquare you play weird games
2:37:59if i was in a game in with you I'd flick your forehead
2:38:00I remember, also remember pizza parties
2:38:01Yeah, but again, I’m Australian, so we probably have different names & terms for everything
2:38:12I remember playing it with my teacher a few hours before we had to leave school
2:38:21heads up 7up was a classic substitute teacher activity
2:38:27It was in elementary school tbf
2:38:30To a kid, almost no game is lame
2:38:42Yup loved that game, I remember smiling during that theme is my jam
2:38:52I actually would love to play 7Up with a group of friends today
2:38:55Duck duck goose is a classic!
2:38:56I was the beast at duck duck goose
2:38:58you chase them if you get goose
2:39:00duck duck goose was a battle
2:39:01hopefully everyone here knows duck duck goose
2:39:24My childhood game translating means just "Ouch" we would be in a circle and slap the shit out of the other person hand. Wins who stays to the end
2:39:27:_Headpat::_Headpat::_Headpat:
2:39:29We lost a few good ones in duck duck goose
2:39:29I went to summer camp and played games like Stella Ella Olla or dodged ball
2:39:30Remember Red Rover and Four Square?
2:39:32the strat is to keep saying duck until you get to the slowest kid in class