Guess Who Commercial
by Savethe90s
0:30 - 617,815 views

Commercial for that one board game, possibly the easiest game ever.
"Is your person a woman?"
"Yes."
"Is she wearing a hat?"
"Uh-huh."
"I know, it's Maria!"
"God dammit."

Bill amp Ted Bogus Journey Playing against Death
by uall45
3:45 - 68,700 views

sex

scacchi clay stop motion - chess clay stop motion
by Riccardo Crocetta
1:56 - 1,339,558 views

animazione in claymation della partita a scacchi
Roesch - Willi Schlage (Hamburg, 1910)
usata e modificata da Stanley Kubrick per il film
"2001 Odissea nello Spazio" nella partita disputata fra l'astronauta Frank Poole e HAL-9000 il Super Computer.

claymation of the chess game Roesch - Willi Schlage (Hamburg, 1910).
The position after 13...Bh3, and the ones that follow, were used in Stanley Kubrick's movie "2001: A Space Odyssey" for the game between Frank Poole and the HAL-9000 Super Computer.

Game: 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nc6 3. Bb5 a6 4. Ba4 Nf6 5. Qe2 b5 6. Bb3 Be7 7. c3 O-O 8. O-O d5 9. exd5 Nxd5 10. Nxe5 Nf4 11. Qe4 Nxe5 12. Qxa8 Qd3 13. Bd1 Bh3 14. Qxa6 Bxg2 15. Re1 Qf3 16. Bxf3 Nxf3#

Copyright 2008 © Riccardo Crocetta

Directed by: Riccardo Crocetta
Animated by: Riccardo Crocetta
Featuring by: Riccardo Crocetta
Photography by: Riccardo Crocetta
Lighting by :Riccardo Crocetta

Music by :
Edward Grieg : Nell'antro del re della montagna
Edward Grieg : In the Hall of the Mountain King

Contact: rcrocetta@gmail.com

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"I play CLUE the board game for the first time XD" (feat Kaname454 and ZeMasterDragon)ep.1
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me and my pals

Staring tournament - Full version Part 1
by Zbyněk Sovík
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Let's enjoy again the biggest staring matches... Big Train classic.

THE FINAL - MONOPOLY World Championships 2009
by MONOPOLYCHAMPIONSHIP
2:16 - 1,511,676 views

Four National Champions from Russia, USA, Norway and New Zealand battle it out for the title of MONOPOLY World Champion 2009

Freaks and Geeks - Carlos the Dwarf
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From the episode Discos and Dragons, Daniel and the geeks playing Dungeons & Dragons.

How to Play Scrabble
by Howcast
2:34 - 872,737 views

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In Scrabble, players earn points by constructing words with letter tiles and placing them on a grid. Each letter has a different point value, there are 100 letter tiles, and only one letter tile can fit in a grid space.

Step 1: Draw seven letter tiles
Have each player remove one tile out of the tile bag. The player that gets the letter closest to the letter "A" goes first. Each player then draws seven tiles from the tile bag.

Tip
The first player begins the game by placing a word on the star square at the center of the board, either horizontally or vertically. This star acts as a double-word score.

Step 2: Score each word
Tally each word score by adding point values for each letter in the word. Point values range from 0 points for a blank tile to 10 points for the letters "Q" and "Z." Use a paper and a pen to keep track of the word scores for each player.

Tip
Some squares on the board allow you to multiply the tile's value by two or three.

Step 3: Continue play
Continue playing in a counterclockwise direction around the board. During each turn, a player can decide to place a word on the board, exchange tiles, or pass.

Tip
If a player decides to exchange tiles, replace them with an equivalent number from the tile bag. If they choose this option, they cannot do anything else on that turn.

Step 4: Choose new tiles
After placing a word on the board, draw an equal number of new tiles from the tile bag so that each player always has seven tiles.

Step 5: Continue until game ends
Continue playing. All letters played must touch at least one letter that is already on the board to form at least one complete word. When one player has used all of their tiles or no one can make any more words, the game ends.

Tip
If a player uses all seven of their tiles in one turn, they add a 50-point bonus to their word score.

Step 6: Challenge words
Consult a dictionary only if you're challenging another player's word. If the word isn't in the dictionary, the player loses their turn. If the word is allowed, the challenger loses their turn.

Step 7: Calculate the scores
Calculate each player's final score by adding up the points from all of their word scores. Then, subtract the sum of their unplayed letters. If one player has used up all of their letters, add the sum of everyone else's unplayed letters to their score. The player with the highest score wins.

Did You Know?
Invented in the 1930s, Scrabble did not achieve widespread popularity until the early 1950s when, according to legend, the president of Macy's played the game on vacation, and then ordered it for his store.