If you've heard of 24, then ignore this post. Otherwise, read on for one of the best Math games ever.
Take a deck of cards, and remove all face cards (J, Q, K's). Take the remaining 40 cards, and shuffle them, and deal them out between 2 people. Take your stack of cards (DON'T LOOK!). Now, put it in front of you. Take the top two cards, and keep them face down. Your opponent does the same. Count to 3, and flip them. Your goal? To use simple mathematical operations (Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and brackets) to make the 4 cards in front of you equal to 24. Once you have found it out, you slap the table, and say how you got it. Then you take the cards you just won, and put them in a victory pile for yourself. If neither player can come up with 24, then split the cards. Continue until you are both out of cards. Count the victory cards. Whomever has the most wins.
August 11 2006, 05:19:20 UTC 5 years ago
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August 11 2006, 06:34:24 UTC 5 years ago
My idea of a good night, to say the least.
August 11 2006, 16:22:21 UTC 5 years ago
Motion passed.
August 12 2006, 03:54:24 UTC 5 years ago
August 11 2006, 09:10:44 UTC 5 years ago
I lost.
August 11 2006, 15:14:15 UTC 5 years ago
Of course, if I'm really unlucky, you will have made it so that any time anyone removes clothing, I'll think of this and lose the game.
I had managed to not lose the game for eight months, and now multiple people are losing the game all around me.
August 11 2006, 21:05:40 UTC 5 years ago
Strip Twister might actually be interesting. Hmm.
August 11 2006, 22:09:05 UTC 5 years ago
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August 11 2006, 06:44:33 UTC 5 years ago
It also works with four people each contributing one card per turn, but when the first person runs out one of the remaining three has to start contributing two cards per turn, which can get confusing.
There are some impossible combinations, AFAIK.
August 11 2006, 06:45:30 UTC 5 years ago
And the nines. (It's been a while since I played Euchre...)
August 11 2006, 17:35:11 UTC 5 years ago