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Knuckles and slap. Pretty much the same thing. Anybody remember these ones?

brettheaslewood wrote:

jameshk wrote:'brickie' at boarding school.

Used to find a large peice of brick, or stone, and stand at each side of a walled alley. Take turns in throwing the brick at eachother. Whoever got hit lost.

Looking back at it, it was extremely retarded. many, many, many injuries.

you lot are far too 'ard in fetcham

nah this was in boarding school over redhill way.

Frogger.

firky wrote:British Bulldogs.

Responsible for more cracked skulls and broken limbs than any rugby season.

This game got banned at our school, Used to just be absolute carnage.

We had a similar version of it but using one of those nerf things, two teams running at each other to pick it up in the middle like dodgeball, make passes and had to score by getting a long pass catch past the others goal or something like that, basically full contact. Like. Full. If you wanted to clothesline some kid to stop him throwing it you just did it

LA_Boxers wrote:Knuckles and slap. Pretty much the same thing. Anybody remember these ones?

I remember slaps - both people put their palms together and then stand facing each other with fingertips touching. The slapper has to slap the other, while they try and move out the way. Used to be able to do fakes and all sorts....properly red hands after that

pulkpull wrote:

LA_Boxers wrote:Knuckles and slap. Pretty much the same thing. Anybody remember these ones?

I remember slaps - both people put their palms together and then stand facing each other with fingertips touching. The slapper has to slap the other, while they try and move out the way. Used to be able to do fakes and all sorts....properly red hands after that

We do it quite often in the school haha

johney wrote:

pulkpull wrote:

LA_Boxers wrote:Knuckles and slap. Pretty much the same thing. Anybody remember these ones?

I remember slaps - both people put their palms together and then stand facing each other with fingertips touching. The slapper has to slap the other, while they try and move out the way. Used to be able to do fakes and all sorts....properly red hands after that

We do it quite often in the school haha

Knuckles I remember being a bit different though...put your fist down on the table and have other people slide coins across the table as hard as possible, normally a 2p I think. If you miss then it's your turn to take a coining. Looking back, this was worse than slaps...

bjackman wrote:Table Rugby anyone?

Boss game.

ugh, idk if any of the us ninjas remember "smear the queer" all i can remember is countless kids getting injured playing it. anyway, object was usually someone got picked to be "the queer" or the ball was tossed to you and someone screamed "smear the queer!" there weren't necessarily any rules, anyone playing had to tackle "the queer", when the ball got loose (either by being tackled by 40 kids or having the ball tossed to you) the game started all over again.

pulkpull wrote:normally a 2p I think.

mate, try it with a fucking 2 pound coin.

doonedave wrote:

pulkpull wrote:normally a 2p I think.

mate, try it with a fucking 2 pound coin.

used to have tourneys of this shit at lunch, shit got real when some kid taped a sewing needle to the end of a half dollar.

brutal, some kids took it so seriously. allow them.

my pinky knuckle on the left hand has never been right since those days.
ah to be a kid again.

jameshk wrote:'brickie' at boarding school.

Used to find a large peice of brick, or stone, and stand at each side of a walled alley. Take turns in throwing the brick at eachother. Whoever got hit lost.

Looking back at it, it was pretty retarded. many, many, many injuries.

Funniest thing I've read this week

played brickie, on the playground once. mate got knocked out.

not really a game but on the throwing rocks front, in primary school a hoop we were playing with got stuff in the trees so i through a massive rock at it and it cracked my mates head clean open

incnic wrote:i fuckign hate halo

nubs always do.

This thread is nostalgic

life.