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14:20 Nov 2, 2001 |
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5 +1 | Five Stones |
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5 | literally - five stones |
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Five Stones Explanation: I'm not sure whether it is a same game, but I found one named "Five Stones" in many internet sites. For example: Jacks - Different Ways to Play from Different Countries ... Hamesh Avanim (Five Stones). Number of Players 2 or more players. Equipment Five gold-colored square stones. Use 5 pebbles if these are not available. ... http://library.thinkquest.org/J0110166/jacks.htm or Board Games. Five Stones Five Stones. Rules You don´t need them, be sure! The other games http://www.cin.es/juegostablero/BostI.html More Results From: www.cin.es and so on... I hope that it will suit! |
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literally - five stones Explanation: It is a children's gamer played with five stones that you throw in teh air invarious combinations and have to catch before they touch the groubnd again. I In the anglosaxon world kids would play Jacks which is slightly more convoluted and has 11 pieces. |
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