@mr-kell
I also thought of that. I think that’s a good idea.
Look what I found…...
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……at the World War 1 Memorial and Museum in Kansas City, MS. I was browsing through the museum gift store and in the toy section…lo and behold here this was on a shelf just above the stuffed monkeys. :-D They only want $110 for it. :roll:
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Hmm…intriguing. I can see why they’d sell that game at a WWI memorial and museum, but I can’t grasp the rationale for selling stuffed monkeys – unless perhaps it’s to keep the kids amused while their parents tour the exhibitions?
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No Marc - it is to keep them amused while their parents settle down to another day long A&A session. Complementary marketing!
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I know the reason for the monkeys…
Husband and wife are visiting the museum… Husband sees A&A 1914 for $110… “hey honey, look, here’s a monkey, look at the monkey!” [Husbands slips the clerk $110 for 1914 while wife is distracted].
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Maybe they sell monkey because of this?
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Wow that’s an interesting story, Coach.
Please tell me that won’t be your next expansion set, “South African Monkeys at War”.
Hmmm… I wonder if we can think of a house rule for that???
Hey!! Quit looking at my monkey! -
Wow that’s an interesting story, Coach.
Please tell me that won’t be your next expansion set, “South African Monkeys at War”.
Hmmm… I wonder if we can think of a house rule for that???
Hey!! Quit looking at my monkey!No. we will pass on this one!
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I’m surprised nobody has made a movie of it yet. It is quite fascinating.
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@Private:
No Marc - it is to keep them amused while their parents settle down to another day long A&A session. Complementary marketing!
Ah. Yes, that makes sense. It’s a good thing they’re not selling Global 1940 because it would take more than a few monkeys to keep the kids amused for a full-length session of that gigantic game.
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