This is a Korean card game called Go-Stop. I suggest you go to Yahoo games and start playing this on the internet- it's neverending fun. I plan to send a few sets home to those interested...
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4 comments:
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game it up
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yeah its frio, i just spent about ten min. trying to learn that fucking game, and its not happing. what the fuck, how am i soppose to memerize all those fucking pictures. and i uselly pick on new card games really fast but that game is to much. i think you have to live in korea or japan to know how to play that.but if you bring back a deck i'll throw down a game with ya.Good Things
If it's not Settlers of Catan...I don't want to play.
risk?
chezz
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