How to play escape the bathroom on Addicting games.com?
1)grab plunger, click toilet bowl, drag plunger and click bowl (should break) 2)back away, go to toilet tank(back part), stick plunger head in the back 3)turn towards the door and there are three blue tiles click middle one, and grab wrench 4)click on the right side of the toilet and turn water on 5)go to toilet tank and flush, then look in the bowl, grab key 6)go to mirror, break it with wrench and take the broke piece, unlock it with the key, take everything in the cabinet 7)go to sink, look under it, grab the baking soda and label, plug sink and fill with hot water, drag tooth brush into sink 8)turn toward battery, look up and hit the LOOSE panel until hair dryer falls down, grab it 9)zoom up on battery (click it), use toothbrush and then hair dryer 10)back away, go to electric keypad and type in 45801 (I didn't explain but you take the pill bottle and get the piece of paper inside, read it, scratch off scribble on wall, place broken mirror next to it, and you get 45801) 11)take wrench and turn water on 12)go to bathtub and turn water on, drop hair dryer in it (should go to short clip of short circuit) 13)turn toward door and leave!
If my friend's mother is coming from America, to Africa, and has room to bring us 3 board games, which ones should she bring?
I would recommend game systems over specific games. i.e. sets of components which can be used to play multiple different games. The most common example would be a deck of playing cards, although there are other systems that are worth looking into that are a little more exotic and/or visually interesting. Icehouse/Looney Pyramids have a nice library of games written for them, some of which require a few additional components but they are usually easy to improvise. The number of colors/pyramids required varies from game to game. http://icehousegames.org/wiki/in... Piecepack is another well known game system that has a number of games published. Some games use both a Piecepack set and Looney pyramids.http://www.piecepack.org/Piecepa... A Sticheln deck has a number of suits and a range of values that allows quite a few other games to be played (again, sometimes requiring some additional components).http://boardgamegeek.com/filepag... It should also be noted that Go, in addition to being a fine game, can also be used as a game system as there are several other games that can be played with a Go board and stones.http://senseis.xmp.net/?OtherGam...
What are some of the food items discontinued in India?
I wonder why nobody mentioned about this tablet :)These Calcium Sandoz chewy tablets after food were just amazing !Here comes a list of chips produced by lays and piknik baby pops which were lip smacking but don't exist now :(Bubbaloo and bytes - Amazing bubble gum flavors and the chocolaty bytes were heavenly !Milo - I still have the cricket bats and badminton rackets which were given as free gifts on buying this chocolate malt powder !Maltova and Viva - These were appetizing Choco caramel drinks!Dip trix - Yummiest Choco Dips I have ever had till now !Bomb candies - I used to give this to everyone just to enjoy the look on their faces when they ate this extremely sour candy which eventually turned sweet ;)Center shock and Big Babool - These were the best chewing gum of the good old days.The different flavors of boomer were simply superb.These chocolates just vanished away :(These ice creams were my favourites!Ball ice creams !Mouth watering , right?It's sad that we can't have them anymore. Just looking at them brings back a rush of our sweet childhood memories .
What do people in the Marines do for fun?
Spades for sure just to pass the time and have a little fun. But a true 'Marine Corps way' to pass the time and have some 'real fun'? Needle/irritate/'dig'/annoy/whatever each other incessantly. Bored Marines will pick at each other until they find those buttons you would rather not be pushed.... and then they will push them over and over and over again just to see how far they can take it and what happens when you reach your breaking point ;)Simple example: had a guy I worked with whose first name was Richard... _HATED_ the name Dick.... so what was he called every day at work? It was usually easy and a lot of fun to get him 'spun up'.Some guys are sensitive about their wives... especially if they happen to be pretty. A simple 'Hows your wife and my kids?' could be a good start to an otherwise boring shift. Usually, once initiated, everyone else on the shift joined in and tagged-teamed them with various insults, insinuations etc. ;)These 'games' rarely led to any kind of serious/physical altercation. The key part of the 'game' was deflection and trying to get attention shifted to someone else. Everyone eventually got their turn 'in the bag'. This is something you could never do in the civilian world, only the fact that you are all essentially family allows for this type of 'fun'. As one of the guys I worked with once remarked: "You should know better than to let a Marine dig under your skin... because he is going to climb in there with a fucking shovel."