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Cursed Image No. 65
Titel: "65" (back side) Künstler: Vincent van Volkmer Grösse: 40 x 40 cm. Technik: Akryl auf Holz Jahr: 1963

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No. 65 Play A New Board Game
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I have a slight confession, in that I didn't realise I had completed this until after I'd done it.
We went away for a few days and stayed in a little cottage and they had a few board games in one of the cupboards that you could use while you were staying there. So my brother and I had a look one night, we played Scrabble (I've played Scrabble before, that wasn't the new one) and there was also a Simpsons version of the Game of Life. I've never played that before (which my mum seemed surprised about but seeing as we don't have the game at home, I don't really know why). But anyway, I pulled that out and after a quick read of the instructions we gave it a go.
You never quite realise how complicated a game's instructions are until you try to understand them for the first time! I reckon it's one of those games where if you'd played it as a kid, you just have a basic understanding of it without even trying whenever you go back to it. Like Monopoly - we seem to be born knowing how to play Monopoly.
We did play and complete it (I won), though the rules remained permanently on the table and were consulted every minute or so. We seemed to finish it really quickly so whether it works better if played with more than two or we didn't do something properly/fully, I'm not sure. But still, it was fun! And I think I'd like to play it again - though maybe the original version rather than The Simpsons.