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Vote to change the Monopoly board
Filed under: Toys
Well we've talked about
Monopoly before, but a-hem, our blogger didn't
exactly like the game. But now you can change the board. Monopoly was introduced in 1935 and now, in 2006 is getting 'modern'. The board will be updated with the names of landmarks, streets and neighborhoods from 22 cities rather than Atlantic City landmarks and streets. The railroads will be replaced with airport names as well.
You can vote at the company's website.
[Thank you Thoradora!]
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ReaderComments (Page 1 of 1)
4-24-2006 @ 10:20PM
ann adams said...Get rid of Baltic and Boardwalk? No way.
I'm such a dinosaur. And where else can you buy the most valuable place in town for $400.
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