Sure I played Mill with my grandpa growing up. It was the game to play apparently in Hungary when he was a kid. Game is sort of extinct now.
lol I was searching for a description for Mill and I found the game I was talking about earlier. Mancala. lol
First Mill
[font face="Verdana,Arial,Helvetica" size="2"] This classic two-player game has been played for some 3000 years. Your goal is to strategically reduce your opponent down from nine marbles to only two. Constructed of solid oak and beautiful glass marbles, it's an attractive accent to any décor.
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Now Mancala
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The Ancient Game of Strategy from Africa. For thousands of years, Mancala's simple rules and challenging strategy have made it the world's most popular game. This solid wood set features three sets of rules, glass beads, and a storage box. The object is to collect the most beads in your large mancala bowls by sequentially dropping stones around the board.
[a href="vny!://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mancala"]vny!://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mancala[/a]
Grew up on those games. lol
[/font]Oh and they're GREAT coffee table games, P.C.
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