Game for foretelling particulars of a person
OwnerClaudia M. Rasmusseninventor
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A game and method for foretelling particulars such as characteristics and future circumstances of a person, wherein a plurality of indicators are placed by participants, with their vision temporarily impaired, on a display device having a representation of a person therein. The predicted particulars which the selected person will have are those represented by or written upon the indicator positioned closest to a designated location on the display device. In one preferred embodiment, the game and method are used to predict the gender and date of birth of a baby. In that embodiment, the gender of the baby is predicted as the gender represented by the indicator which has been placed closest to a designated location on the display device with a representation of a baby thereon, and the birth date of the baby is predicted as the birth date that was previously written on that same indicator.
A game for foretelling what the gender of a baby will be by the placement of a plurality of different types of gender indicators on a game poster by a plurality of game participants, said game comprising:
A method of foretelling what the gender of a baby will be by the placement of a plurality of gender indicators on a display means by a plurality of participants, said method comprising the steps of:
A method of foretelling what the gender of a baby will be by the placement of a plurality of gender indicators on a display means by a plurality of participants, said method comprising the steps of:
A game for foretelling particulars of a subject by the placement of a plurality of indicators on a display device by a plurality of game participants, said game comprising:
A method of foretelling what the gender of a baby will be by the placement of a plurality of gender indicators on a display means by a plurality of participants, said method comprising the steps of:
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