Fair games, between two children, and how to force it.

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    I just told my 10 year old. let the 8 year oldwin. I let them play for about 10 minutes of a 60 minute game, then I called the 8 year old over, and told him... I told the 10 year old to let him win... dont let him know, but try to lose.

    I'm so evil
     
    fluffypinkbunny, Dec 17, 2017
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    I'm still trying to figure out how R2D2 was concerned about Han's comment of ripping the arms off, R2 has no arms.
     
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    Oh that’s beautiful! Two kids myself, and I am so using that.
     
    Sean Agilwulf, Dec 18, 2017
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    So you're teaching them to play in different dimensions. Clever.
     
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    I've picked up a few of tricks by just watching people.


    Going through the toy area in a retail store. Let them pick something cheap to keep them quiet and busy while other significant shops. When you leave the toy area, make a hint that you will be going to the candy area. One takes the children to the candy area and lets them pick a one dollar candy and let them hold it. While the other significant puts the toys back and continues shopping. Meanwhile the kids forget about the 15/20 dollar toy because they are only thinking of the one dollar candy they are currently holding. This won't work on your smarter then average kids or just older ones.
     
    Hollister, Dec 24, 2017
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