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machannayim means two camps in hebrew. it's like a cross between monkey in the midde and dodgeball. they make you play it in hebrew girls' school.

 

i;d explain the rules, but... probably won;t come up for you.

Cindy was that the jump rope like game you talked about before?

 

Song, I always liked 4 handed better cause you got more opportunities to point in play. 2 handed is okay tho.

no, that was chinese jump rope. only needed 3 or 4 girls for that.

 

machanayyim wa stwo whole teams, like a dozen or more on each side, split into 2 each like this:

 

 

X l Y l X l Y

 

 

and there was a ball in play over the teams in between, and you caught it and it was live or got hit with it, and you were dead. played until the last girl was standing.

The kind of card games I play are Phase 10 and Uno... >.> /just played an intense game of Phase 10

is it a star trek thing?

 

no, no chains, teams, like football or volleyball, but standing closer together cause it was indoors in a tiny brooklyn gym

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase_10

 

Yeah, Uno was a big family thing for us a while back. Love that game. We got so crazy playing it once (my siblings and I) that we got the cops called on us because our neighbors thought someone was being murdered.

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