can anyone comment how often that is used by people in the region?
Frequently, though it’s mostly informal shorthand for “the greater Chicago metropolitan area”, you probably wouldn’t say “I live in Chicagoland” unless you were intentionally being vague.
Only if you put north on the top on your map.
Canada is a state, just not a part of the United States. Why is this controversial?
Edit: ah, I see. I glossed over the “governor” part.
It’s 14 lb. Definitely a contender for the dumbest unit in common use.
That would be “time”… you go through history and eventually you get to 1990.
Still takes more work than just giving them that information.
So they found her car but what about the cat!?
I would say it should be fine as a solo game if you’re into that, but better as a 2-3 player game to have someone to discuss and bounce ideas against.
I can imagine that as a party game it would be chaotic for sure!
Definitely needs the right group, and I think you can’t take the scoring too seriously, especially playing in larger groups. Pretty sure I also have never had a positive score even in a smaller group.
Honestly, Letters From Whitechapel is a better design of the same concept.
For detective story games, Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective is amazing.
And for public transit games, Bus is the way to go (probably)
Scotland Yard or Letters from Whitechapel?
It is. The first couple paragraphs are more legible.
Because it’s a leaf insect not a stick insect. So the stick name is inappropriate.
Why would you get hate for that? Just because a company that sells cheese also sells raw milk when they probably shouldn’t?
Aw, I love you too!
Nah it’s sweet for sure. I just had to say it.
I too choose this man’s wife.
It most certainly does not. Source: have a tree, a lawn, and no interest in spending time raking leaves.
But “level” isn’t what you need. If the floor and ceiling aren’t level, it’ll look wrong.
Strong [email protected] energy.
Okay yeah, the “governor” part is wrong for sure.
And I don’t doubt his combination of malice and incompetence.