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juliana (and any other Minnesotans): hog pile or dog pile? Also, is it duck, duck, goose?
In my Minnesota home town it was dog pile and duck, duck, grey duck. I think that the latter is a well-known Minnesota oddity.
Edit: Snow bount freaks! How soon they forget when they move to California. Still, Grey Duck x-post!
Minnesotans insist on perverting it to "duck, duck, grey duck". I know not why. Buncha snow-bound freaks.
Yes! I never understood this.
Minnesotans insist on perverting it to "duck, duck, grey duck". I know not why. Buncha snow-bound freaks.
Fortunately, the loonacy stops at the Minnesota-Wisconsin state border.
Damn, ND and KristenT. I'm voteing for the "make the bastards walk the plank" plan.
GF grew up in MN and says hog pile and duck, duck, grey duck. Interesting. Also, anyone know when duck, duck, goose/grey duck came into being? At a meeting I was just in, those born pre-60 (with no children) had never heard of it!
In Southeastern Michigan it was "duck, duck, goose."
In Northern Michigan, where hunting is more prevalent, I am given to understand it is "duck, duck, dinner."
And then they pluck and eat some poor kid who can't run fast.
Born in 1957 and it was a huge favorite in kindergarten.
My fave new version (thanks, wikipedia!) is Duck, Duck, Splash - in which the "goose" gets a bucket of water dumped on him/her. Awesome!
Fortunately, the loonacy stops at the Minnesota-Wisconsin state border.
For those not accustomed to Minnesota-Wisconsin feuding, Sail's comment will make more sense if you remember that the Minnesota state bird is the Loon.
We had no duck, duck, goose, or dog/hog piles in my youth (long, long ago) in upstate New York.