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Normal games you really couldn't play on.....a tube train

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IanPooleTrains

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I was having a laugh with my brother about this on the way back from Barking station

So you have to think of normal everyday games that you really couldn't play on a tube train!

For example, you could never play skittles on a tube train
 
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I suspect tiddlywinks could be quite hard to pull off whilst traveling on the tube :lol:
 

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Eye spy, unless you like words beginning with d, darkness
 

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sardines....pretty much a packed tinful already i hear

Hide and Seek would probably be tricky too.
 

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I'm just waiting for the right moment to break out the Twister mat
 

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Burst a water pipe near the tube? then you would have a pool in the tube. However it would be a pool full of electricities :(

Why use a water pipe? Just play on the last train when other passengers can supply the necessary liquid...
 

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pool or snooker would be interesting in a tube train, every accereration/braking spell would radically change the game :D or you could always put the table on castors <D
 

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Cricket would be fun on the Tube! Just make sure you use softer balls, to ensure we don't break any windows, and have the bowler in the next carriage bowling through the end windows. That would be quite a sight for anyone on a passing service! :D
 
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