The Childhood Game That Started a Thousand Arguments

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Remember playing games outside until someone shouted that it was time to go home?

And somehow, the final argument was always about whether the last point counted.

No replay button. No referee. Just five kids arguing like they were in the Supreme Court.

What childhood game could you still play today if someone challenged you?

I'm curious which games people here grew up playing!
 
we used to argue on every single run in cricket even we did not know the rule
 
Reminded me of my childhood. We used to play football. For hours. When it was time to go home it was always an argument deciding how to decide a winner when the score was tied, penalty shootout or something else and almost always used to play endlessly trying to get that winning goal.
 
we used to argue on every single run in cricket even we did not know the rule

Same here! Everyone was an expert umpire, even when nobody knew the actual rules. Every run turned into a courtroom debate!

Reminded me of my childhood. We used to play football. For hours. When it was time to go home it was always an argument deciding how to decide a winner when the score was tied, penalty shootout or something else and almost always used to play endlessly trying to get that winning goal.

That last winning goal could take another hour! The funny part is that nobody wanted to go home until they won, but nobody wanted to stop playing either. Those were the days!
 
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