My wife who is Oregonian and wearing a flannel shirt (ain't clichés great) says the game is called "Keep Away" in her old neck of the woods. That probably brings us back to movies starring John Leslie.
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 21:57,
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played it that way toothats not a big stereotype i've heard. Oregon has a lot of hippies though.
im a washingtonian
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 21:58,
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im a washingtonian
Hippies? Tell me about it!I used to live in Eugene.
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 22:01,
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of course that could be hipocriticalseeing as though im listening to the dead right now.
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 22:02,
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Arf!The Willamette Valley house band.
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 22:04,
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The dead?What are they saying? Anything about me?
I didn't kill him I swear!
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dingochutney *parp*,
Sat 13 Mar 2004, 22:28,
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Ssh!He hears Dead, people.
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 22:33,
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I always thought of keep awayas a nastier game involving more people. Say, five or six against one.
/edit: I'm from Maine
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Sat 13 Mar 2004, 22:00,
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/edit: I'm from Maine
Well, my wife is the youngest of 7 kids.Given that context, she probably saw "Keep Away" as normal, non-abusive behaviour.
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