I'm your Huckleberry
Dennis and Scott showed up early for gaming, so we broke out
Jon showed up, so we played a few hands of Bridge while waiting for Jacqui to arrive. Then we broke out Puerto Rico. Amazingly (to me), Scott had never played before and Dennis had only played a few times. I've played, uh, more. Discounting my steroid inflated score, Jacqui won. Actually, the game was really close until I got to call the Penultimate Craftsman at a time when it meant that I could monopolize the few remaining tobacco barrels, and swipe half the corn. As Captain had already been called, that set me up for the next round's Captain phase for a sweet score (9 unblockable points).
Then came a close game of Stage II, where Dennis (following the standard Dennis Handicapping rules) failed to win. John also managed to get a category, and not just a Boo-urns one, either.
After that we closed with the federally-mandated game of Race. I think Dennis won. After his loss at Stage II and my loss at Race, we retreated back to our respective bunkers to await Armageddon.
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3 Comments:
I'd actually like to play Wyatt Earp sometime. I like the Mystery Rummy series and this is designed by the same guy.
One of my friends mortgaged a purchase of a ranch for Val once and spoke to him by phone to handle all the paperwork. We, of course, asked him the one question that was on all of our minds:
"Did you ask him to say 'I'm your huckleberry?'"
Alas...
I don't actually care for the MR series that much (it's OK), but I do like Wyatt Earp from time to time. I also like Dennis's "Play to 30 with 3" rule.
Ut sounds like ya'll had fun. I am sorry that I couldn't make it. I had more things to finish moving to my new apartment than I thought. But hopefully all the moving is done. Cause two moves in 1 month is a bit much.
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