Your favorite childhood game.

I lived in St. Louis, Missouri until I was eight years old. I grew up in a neighborhood with quite a few kids who were all my age, and I became great friends with three in particular. We did everything together. We'd play watergun wars, using the entire neighborhood as our battleground. Board games were as fun as they could get seeing how four people happened to be the limit for most of them. We'd sit in front of the N64 and play Mario 64 for hours, and whenever we died, we'd switch, and place bets on when our comrade would kill Mario using Halloween candy from the October before.



Out of all of our shenanigans, hopefully I'll never forget the stupid game involving freeze pops that we played every summer. It was simple; all we would do was see who could finish theirs the fastest, but we'd all go batshit crazy from not being able to feel the inside of our mouth. It was pretty intense, and I remember our parents gathering around us every now and then when we did it. At the time I thought they were actually interested in seeing who could finish the freeze pop first, but it wasn't long until I came to the realization that they were only amused by our reactions after the first bite into them.

Then I moved to Maryland. ;~;

D'aw, that was the post of this thread. Makes me go all ronery again.