Judy Krauss
United States
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
but I'm not the only one
My hands are small, I know, but they're not yours, they are my own
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You can often find this push-your-luck dice game for under $5.
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Ed Mittelstedt
United States
New Windsor
Maryland
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In good condition. Box has moderate shelf wear.
Starting Bid: $1
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Nigel Buckle
United Kingdom
Forest Hill
London
Now called Omega Centauri (by Spiral Galaxy Games) release date tbc
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Plastic box version.
English (but game is language independent)
Good condition
Free shipping to the EU
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N T
United States
Olathe
Kansas
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Special dice for 69 cents, sold.
Savers
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Shawn Larson
United States
Oregon
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This game needs PONIES to complete its awesomeness!
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Spencer C
United States
New England
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I haven't played this one, but I know some people really love it. At just a handful of dice, it certainly belongs on this list!
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Bianca G
Germany
Frankfurt
Hessen
Come to the dark side - we have cookieees.
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So last week the DHL guy came again and not only did we receive a box of wonderful Maple Syrup Cookieees but also Cosmic Wimpout.
Thanks again for this surprise
Merry Christmas to my Canadian Secret Santa - YOU ROCK!
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Mathue Faulkner
United States
Dallas
Texas
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I don't really know anything about this game, but it appears to fit the criteria...
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Mike Jones
United States
Gainesville
Florida
Yeah it's here! Really it's right here.
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Sabrina throws this in her travel case every time we go anywhere. It even gets pulled out some.
It may have even made the trip on our honeymoon, but I don't think it got played that time.
We've also taken Sushizock im Gockelwok and if the family is going to we throw in Zombie Fluxx
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Joseph
United States
Today, we're all Spaniards!
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Small or light weight dice are “wimpy.” Real men use large and heavy dice.
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Matt Connellan
United States
Avondale
Arizona
I am the white void. I am the cold steel. I am the just sword.
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A push-your-luck dice game, where everybody tries to score on their turn, and nobody can affect anybody else.
Lots of dice games on here. Yahtzee has been very inspirational to many people, it seems.
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Bill
United States
Sayville
New York
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Shortstop -- Jose Reyes ? / Reuben Tejada ?
The first position to be considered is shortstop. Jose Reyes has been an incredible performer for the Mets for his whole career. Alderson has said that he considers the signing of Reyes the number 1 priority of the club going into the off season. Reyes hits for average, has some power, is a stealing threat and can field his position very well. The thing that worries me the most with Reyes is his health. He has missed significant portions of the past three seasons. His one-at-bat last game this year in order to give himself the best shot at winning the NL batting title was also evident of a bit of a lack of heart in my opinion as well (the reason for the game choice).
All that said, both the Mets and I would love to see Reyes back next year. Fans chanting "Jose, please stay!" at Citi in the final game show that the fan base really wants their top player around next year as well. My personal opinion is that Alderson should make a good faith multi-year deal. I would say 80-100 million for 5 years or so. This way, the ball is firmly in Reyes' court. If he can get stupid money from another organization, I have no problem letting him go and seeing another club roll the dice with his health. I don't want to see the Mets give him a lowball offer though and always be wondering what would it have taken to convince him to stay. Good news is that Reuben Tejada is a very strong fielding young shortstop whose bat improved a bit this season. He is no Reyes, but he can play.
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ivan pawle
Ireland
Dublin
D7
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Just saw this.
Room for another beardo?
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Tube package version. Complete and in excellent condition. Free shipping CONUS, first $8 elsewhere.
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Thrift Thopter
United States
Massachusetts
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Days Available: Monday and Friday
Number of Players: 2+
Details:
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William Ruth
United States
East Haven
Connecticut
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I combed over the Goodwill close to my house, and finding nothing was heading out. Then I stopped as my custom dice sense started tingling. I saw this 1979 version of CW peeking out from beneath a pile of stuffed animals. Complete and still has a sticker for $0.79.
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Michael
United States
Anchorage
Alaska
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Current Geek Rating:5.763
From the Description
"Cosmic Wimpout is "More than an Experience, It's a game!" In the family of push-your-luck dice games that garners great love, mostly through word-of-mouth marketing. It was a cult-game phenomenon in the Grateful Dead universe. The game flourished with the help of college students and Deadhead fans.
You play by rolling the five Cosmic Wimpout cubes and get points for each 5, 10, or Flash (triplet) that you roll. You can accumulate points towards the winning total by ending your turn or risking it all, because if you roll and don't score, you lose all the points for that turn, and the next player goes. Thus like life, "Sometimes you are in the cosmos, and sometimes you wimp out." After certain results, a player may choose to end his turn, scoring the points he has accumulated. The first player to reach an agreed-upon score wins (300-600 for a short game with scores kept on paper, 1000-1500 more typically on the game boards), and the game can fit into a small dice tube."
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Ed Mittelstedt
United States
New Windsor
Maryland
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In good condition.
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Thrift Thopter
United States
Massachusetts
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The tube version is a nice, cheap game, you can carry around in your pocket.
Another easily portable dice game I've heard of is Cthulhu Dice
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Thrift Thopter
United States
Massachusetts
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With the tube version of Cosmic Wimpout, you keep score on a sheet of paper anyway. Just roll the dice in front of you.
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Thrift Thopter
United States
Massachusetts
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The tube version is a nice, cheap game, you can carry around in your pocket.
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Christopher DeFrisco
United States
Ashland
Oregon
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Used but in good condition.
Edition pictured in the see-through plastic box.
I will ship to the lower 48 [US] and will pay for the first $10 elsewhere.
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Judy Krauss
United States
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
but I'm not the only one
My hands are small, I know, but they're not yours, they are my own
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United States
Columbus
Ohio
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50 cents, complete, VoA
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