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Overview
Grounders is a playground game somewhat similar to Tag, wherein the object is for the play who is "it" to tag another player. However, the "it" player is blindfolded, and, if he/she suspects another player is touching the ground, may call "blaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahs" to "tag" the player without actually touching them
Rules
-The "it" player must start from a determined point, and give a full 10-count before beginning pursuit
-The "it" player must be blindfolded/unable to see
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-If the "it" player is caught peeking, they must start again, returning to the original start point and counting to 10
-If the "it player touches another player, that player becomes "it"
-If the "it" player calls "Grounders" when another player is on the ground, that player becomes "it"
-All player must start on the same playground structure, and remain on it for the 10-count. However, after the 10-count, the entire playground is available
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Other Points to Ponder
-if a mime shoots him/herself, does s/he use a silencer?
-do vegetarians eat animal crackers? Jru Gordon (talk) 20:20, 24 May 2008 (UTC)
To tell the world...
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