Showing posts with label game. Show all posts
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Monday, August 5, 2013
...and the Crown goes to...
Guest Post by Team Cange:
CO-CHAMPIONS
FOR 2013!!! Team Cange and Team Parkinson together claim the ‘first
time ever’ shared first place prize in the 2013 LPG!!
After an
extremely frustrating drought over the last (how many?) weeks of only
needing one plate, and after nothing but the sound of crickets from all
competitors over those weeks, FINALLY today the ‘where
oh where is Delaware’ turned into the ‘There oh There is Delaware’!!
But Team Cange
would not have seen the Delaware plate without the unselfish assistance
of Team Parkinson who so graciously shared the big find with Team
Cange. We will not have any ‘globbing on’ as happened
embarrassingly in prior years; it is Co-Champions for 2013!!
To add even more
decisiveness to the shared victory, see the other two attachments for
plates also seen by Teams Cange and Parkinson today: one from Puerto
Rico and one from, are you ready for this: Washington
D.C. (which is actually the second one from D.C. that we saw this
summer!!). We have never seen D.C. plates before during our years of
playing the game.
So, John, I hope
you kept that box for the crown as we advised last year so you can mail
the crown back to its rightful place in Southern California. Please
mail it to: Team Parkinson.
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Team Debbie's response:
.
OMG! Congratulations!
.
How
generous of you to share your victory with Team Parkinson. Has Team
Parkinson collected all 50 states? If not, I believe the victory
belongs to Team Cange, alone. Sorry, Team Parkinson...get over it. I
think the "globber rule" aka "globbing on rule" applies, but I will
defer to the group's decision on the matter..
.
.
.
Or if they find their last plate, say after one of us, does that mean, for example:
1st place + 3rd place = 2nd place?
Just trying to clarify where we all stand...doesn't seem quit fair, but again, I will defer to the consensus of the group.
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Saturday, June 29, 2013
What rhymes with banana?
You guessed it, Montana! Team Debbie has found 49 of 50 state license plates since Memorial Day. Will I actually find all 50 states before the 4th of July? It's only happened one other time in the 20+ years we've been playing. One more to go...Rhode Island.
UPDATES:
"Team Cange is still stuck on Delaware…AARRGGHH!!"
Team Gallina, "...Rhode Island, Hawaii and Nevada for me."
Team Loretta, "We still need Wyoming, Vermont, Rhode Island, Oregon (C'MON), New Hampshire & Hawaii!!!!!"
Team Barbara is keeping pretty quiet about her progress.
Team Parkinson, has 43 plates.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
While Visions of License Plates Danced in Their Heads

The first day of License Plate Game 2011 is history and after dreaming all night of all those plates out there waiting to be found, we're waking up to another day. The first day found the contestants making many snarky comments about each other. Hopefully, today we will be a little more civil. After all, this is a family fun game and winning isn't EVERYTHING, and everyone can't be the Reigning Queen. I don't have first day totals from everyone, but Team Gallina seems to have the lead with "coughseventeencough" and Team Cange has thirteen!
Today is another day. As Bob said, "Game on!"
Friday, May 27, 2011
On Your Mark, Get Set, Go!

License Plate Game 2011
After a long winter and turbulent spring, we're finally ready for our annual License Plate Game!
The rules: find license plates from all 50 states, and as many Canadian territories and provinces as possible, within 50 miles of your metropolitan area between Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day weekend.
May the best family win!
On your mark, get set, gooooooo!
License Plate Game warm-up
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Playing the license plate game with 26 days to go!
Waiting for my trip to Italy, I am playing my favorite game. The license plate game runs from Memorial Day weekend until Labor Day weekend. My friends and family have been playing this game for more years than I can remember. The goal is to find all fifty states. Rules include only plates found in your metropolitan area are eligible. As of today, I have 34/50 states sited. I hope this year is better than last year--the worst year for the license plate game EVER! I like the image of "USA Map" created by Aaron Foster using authentic license plates.
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