Quote from: Pmalek on March 22, 2020, 11:22:09 AM

BTW, those who want to gamble, why don't you set up a Skype conference call and gamble with your friends that way? Could be fun.

I think the money aspect would be the factor there. Maybe having an interactive board and an agreement with certain amounts to be used or something. Probably that could be effective, lol.

Quote from: pixie85 on March 22, 2020, 09:36:51 PM

That's a bad game because I love to drink so at some point I'd try to lose to finally be able to take a shot Cheesy

I think you used the wrong adjective about the game. It's an awesome game! I didn't drink because I wasn't losing though, and I got to my bed almost sober.

Quote from: asu on March 23, 2020, 09:49:14 AM

Example: The one I've said above. We can play cards without bet, but with a consequence. And spin the bottle - if you hadn't play this game on your childhood, how unfortunate.

It's really sad if someone isn't able to experience that but we all have our different upbringings, and I'm blessed to have experienced it too.

Quote from: absy on March 23, 2020, 10:36:24 AM

With my mother , I gamble about movies as in who will die first if it is a horror movie and stuff and the stake ? I will have to help her out in kitchen duty or similar.

This is a hard one especially when you don't know the plot, back in the day but in this day and age, it's quite easy to win this, just Google it and you would get an answer. Lol.

Quote from: lienfaye on March 23, 2020, 11:50:29 AM

Its just funny that if we are at work we often wish to be at home and sleep, but now we are in strictly home quarantine im missing my work and though im not doing anything at home I feel tired and its weird.

It's a dilemma, right? I know that sometimes we just like to chill and just stay at home to rest but now that we are resting (depending on your daily activities), we miss work. I think if you liked your work, you would miss it. I know someone who wants to get back to work right away. He wants to go back probably next week. Good luck to him. I hope his company would take care of him though.