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#1 (permalink) Sun Dec 12, 2010 19:38 pm What does "yahtzee" mean?

Thank you. _________________ Man gets and forgets, God gives and forgives.

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#2 (permalink) Sun Dec 12, 2010 22:00 pm What does "yahtzee" mean?

Yahtzee is a dice game from the 1950s which is still played today. It also became the title of an American TV show which was based on the game. _________________ Cheers m' dears!

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