Entertainment

[Rick Schies]

The makings of a great room.

[Kimmi]

Have you found anybody to play nuclear war?

[Robert Velten]

Great shot! I've heard nuclear war is very entertaining, it's the bomb!

[Kerri]

Kim, no, not yet! I meant to bring it to school today but forgot.

Robert, it is lots of FUN!! Kimmi doesn't like it but that is only because I ALWAYS win!

[Dalia ElMaghraby]

Love this!

[J A Byrdlip]

See, when you grew up during the Cuban Missile Crisis, Tucson having DM and all the missile silos around, I can still remember the visions of being part way thru Redington Pass when a mushroom cloud appears behind you, that "game" doesn't seem like any fun at all. Just an age thing.

[Kerri]

JA, the game was actually created in 1965 (directly after the Cuban Missile Crisis) and has remained popular. Part of the reason I enjoy it so much is that it is historical and particularly relevant to one of the topics I did my Master's research in. I must admit that I didn't live through the Cuban Missile Crisis but I know people that did and enjoy the game. I'm sure that was a scary time but we still live in scary times.

[J A Byrdlip]

Guess I didn't do my home work well enough
http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/713/nuclear-war

[Tracy Watkins]

great shot for the theme!!

[Richard Schuster]

Very good, Kerri. I like the old-school technology entertainment ... reading books :-)

[Darren Griffen]

clever and creative theme shot, fab job

[승준(seung jun)]

this is very nice photo, the colors are cool and the shot is perfect. A wonderful creation

[FaerieMoon]

I've never heard of that game! Thanks for the link J A. I thought it was music or something--duh.