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Food, games, movies everything you would do for a 13th b-day slumber party.
If this helps my b-day is 12/21
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Balloon Chits
Submitted by Ishmeet Lotay, Nairobi, Kenya
Indoor/Outdoor
Equipment: Balloons, chits, needle
Tear the paper into small strips and on each piece write a dare (chit). Roll up the paper and place one chit in each balloon. Blow up the balloons and tie. Each player then has to choose a balloon and burst it with the needle. Then they have to do whatever dare is written on the paper they find inside their balloon.
Balloon Popper
Submitted by Poppy Larson, Queensland, Australia
Indoor
Equipment: Chair, several balloons
Someone sits on the chair with a balloon on their lap. The other people line up and one at a time they run and jump on to the lap of the seated person. The aim is to pop the balloon. If they fail, they have to keep bopping up and down until it pops.
Chocolate Dice Game Submitted by Karen Niederer, NSW Australia
Indoor
Equipment: 1 hat, 1 apron, 1 die, a plate with a bar of chocolate (the already marked in squares variety), 1 knife, forks for each player.
Players sit in a circle with all items in the middle taking turns to roll the die. Once a 6 is thrown the player must quickly put on the hat and apron, take up the knife and fork and commence to cut and eat small pieces of chocolate but only using the fork. They are allowed to continue until another player throws a 6 and whereupon the eater must immediately stop, remove and pass all items to that player who in turn dresses up and starts to eat the chocolate. Tip: Players should predetermine the size the chocolate should be cut to when eating.
Balloon Chits
Submitted by Ishmeet Lotay, Nairobi, Kenya
Indoor/Outdoor
Equipment: Balloons, chits, needle
Tear the paper into small strips and on each piece write a dare (chit). Roll up the paper and place one chit in each balloon. Blow up the balloons and tie. Each player then has to choose a balloon and burst it with the needle. Then they have to do whatever dare is written on the paper they find inside their balloon.
Balloon Popper
Submitted by Poppy Larson, Queensland, Australia
Indoor
Equipment: Chair, several balloons
Someone sits on the chair with a balloon on their lap. The other people line up and one at a time they run and jump on to the lap of the seated person. The aim is to pop the balloon. If they fail, they have to keep bopping up and down until it pops.
Chocolate Dice Game Submitted by Karen Niederer, NSW Australia
Indoor
Equipment: 1 hat, 1 apron, 1 die, a plate with a bar of chocolate (the already marked in squares variety), 1 knife, forks for each player.
Players sit in a circle with all items in the middle taking turns to roll the die. Once a 6 is thrown the player must quickly put on the hat and apron, take up the knife and fork and commence to cut and eat small pieces of chocolate but only using the fork. They are allowed to continue until another player throws a 6 and whereupon the eater must immediately stop, remove and pass all items to that player who in turn dresses up and starts to eat the chocolate. Tip: Players should predetermine the size the chocolate should be cut to when eating.
How can I get into the world of Final Fantasy?
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Some of my friends have the games,movies, and talk about it and it sounds interesting to me. I've heard about it but never went into it before. Where do I start in order to get into Final Fantasy. Some of them talk about the storylines and I have no idea what they talk about.....help me.
Answer
The games do not maintain any of the same plot aspects. They are all different and can be played in ANY order. My advice is to start with 7, it is the most popular and I don't personally think it's overrated at all. Then move onto all of the PS1 and PS2 games (8, 9, 10, 12) and if you REALLY like them, go back and play 1-6 on an emulator. The older ones are obviously not as developed as the newer ones, but I find equal enjoyment in all of them. Playing the newer ones will let you know whether or not you could enjoy playing the older ones.
The games do not maintain any of the same plot aspects. They are all different and can be played in ANY order. My advice is to start with 7, it is the most popular and I don't personally think it's overrated at all. Then move onto all of the PS1 and PS2 games (8, 9, 10, 12) and if you REALLY like them, go back and play 1-6 on an emulator. The older ones are obviously not as developed as the newer ones, but I find equal enjoyment in all of them. Playing the newer ones will let you know whether or not you could enjoy playing the older ones.
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