spookymodblog:

What’s the English name for that boardgame.

Dutch name is “mens erger je niet” which roughly translates to “Man, don’t be frustrated”

Does the rest of the world even have this boardgame?

We have one similar called “sorry” and it tears friendships apart because we are forced to apologize sarcastically when we do an asshole thing.

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  1. audioqualitynixon reblogged this from 2007excalibur2007
  2. einsman reblogged this from alskylark and added:
    Here it’s called either parchessi or Frustration! (North America)
  3. hadacol reblogged this from ribstongrowback and added:
    In Germany it’s “Mensch ärger dich nicht!” which translates to “human, do not anger!”
  4. himeren reblogged this from melodyquill and added:
    Nu te supara frate! Ayy Romania. We have it
  5. melodyquill reblogged this from footpawfetish and added:
    I’m Australian and I’ve never seen that board game before. Maybe too many people got frustrated and punched each other.
  6. dandaman97x reblogged this from askfordoodles and added:
    There’s also a game called frustration with the cool dice popper in the middle
  7. citrusmewtwist reblogged this from fennalfennec and added:
    Sweetie. Sorry. The game is Sorry here.
  8. vvitchn reblogged this from tatertitans
  9. cyzzlemynyzzle reblogged this from askfordoodles and added:
    It’s called Aggravation here in the states! My grandma used to have this game!
  10. saaah-crying-more-then-usual reblogged this from megzinbeikin
  11. megzinbeikin reblogged this from saaah-crying-more-then-usual
  12. maurice-alpaca reblogged this from tatertitans
  13. mysmamakrys reblogged this from aensenjckles-blog
  14. fennalfennec reblogged this from managodess and added:
    It’s Parcheesi in English. No idea why.
  15. capn-quichette reblogged this from askfordoodles and added:
    In France there is a similar version named “Petits Chevaux”.
  16. raindrops-on-reblogs reblogged this from askfordoodles
  17. thenightmoderator reblogged this from alskylark and added:
    The english variant is probably what became “Trouble”