Bunco lock up

[sls01234]

As you can tell my wife has had lock up games on her mind. With my post about loctober
So here is her latest
Every Bunco by the keyholder = 21days locked up
Every baby Bunco by the keyholder = 5 days locked up
At the end of 6 rounds of bunco whichever is greater bunco ir baby bunco = time locked up.

Have fun hope you keyholder is really good at bunco

[Betterthansmith]

what is bunco?

[sls01234]

It is a game played using three dice and 4 people around 6 tables. One of the tables is considered the head table. So lets say its the first round the head table has to roll three 1 if you roll three 2 when you are still on the first round it is a baby bunco

[slave d]

Well that explain it then ...... duh

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[TwistedMister]

I'm still trying to figure out how to get four people around six tables

I'm guessing that what you mean is four people at each of six tables, for a total of twenty-four people?

I'm also guessing that this game is popular somewhere other than the US? I've never heard of it...and with dial-up internet, I lack the combination of patience and curiosity to google it.

[Subinmemphis]

It's not a real game. It's an excuse for women to gather, drink, and bash their husbands.

[sls01234]

Its big in the mid atlantic area and yes a reason for the ladies to get together and drink

[chasteboi]

Dial up internet???? I didn't know that still existed. I used to have a computer with dial up internet but I hurt my back shoveling the coal for its boiler.

I'm still trying to figure out how to get four people around six tables

I'm guessing that what you mean is four people at each of six tables, for a total of twenty-four people?

I'm also guessing that this game is popular somewhere other than the US? I've never heard of it...and with dial-up internet, I lack the combination of patience and curiosity to google it.

[sls01234]

Her next game is the October 23

[TwistedMister]

Dial up internet???? I didn't know that still existed. I used to have a computer with dial up internet but I hurt my back shoveling the coal for its boiler.

Those of us who live out in the sticks, AKA Rural America, are sometimes left in the dark. Up until a few weeks ago, DSL was not an option, too far from the Telco, and Cableco wants an enormous amount of money to hook me up. But after years of neglect, Telco has finally provisioned a hut with DSLAMS close enough to me to be usable...I may get out of the Dark Ages soon.

We don't use coal here, it's all wood-fired- chop down trees, haul logs, cut them up, split them, stack them, burn them...in fact, I *should* be out cutting trees right now...