I can see what you mean bro but this is Skeuomorphic not FA.

This is 0% FA

nah

Definitely a reach

Its only skeumorphic and mostly only the outer packaging..., and the action cards...

Sick. Looks identical to the version we played with for decades.

Oh shoot i still have these

I bought a new pack recently. My 5 year old loves playing which works out for me. I still enjoy it too

To the employee at Hasbro “I gave you UNO job..”

That’s a win. You get to play Uno instead of having to play Monopoly.

Dos are the risks that we take when buying new games.

Ended up with a better game.

They did, indeed, swapped, stolen, and schemed

Only thing I know for sure is the person is right handed. If I had to guess it’s more likely a female that wrote this given the feminine handwriting. The ‘Y’ is very curvy and playful making me think she was being playful. Judging by all the above I’m thinking a girlfriend or someone who liked you that scared you either slipped it in there or you put it in there after they gave it to you.

I think I'm a little young to get married currently. I have a small inclination that it could've been from a girl that I knew in the past.

789. Makes sense

How many years exactly?

Because I could totally see me or one of my friends in High School snatching a friend's wallet, slipping a note like that in there, then waiting to see how long it would take them to notice. Something weird, but ultimately harmless, to get a rise out of each other.

So, if you had that wallet as a teenager, that's one possible explanation that comes to mind.

scared of “apostrophes”

I remember when those were the cards that you actually bought as the standard edition.

Just because its by the makers of uno doesnt make it in the uno family. Uno, and dos are the only uno games here

All of them except Snappy

Also where’s Uno FLIP!?

They are all very interesting. I am collecting them too

pic flic and bold

Really interesting to see the games that were popular then. In the US, only Cribbage and Euchre have survived. Are there places where the others are still played?

I wnet digging through my photo collection, trying to find the matching Khanhoo booklet, but then I realized these are De La Rue, and Khanhoo was Goodall. Whoops.

These are nifty! Any links to them on archive.org or elsewhere?

I mean, it's nice you have it, or at least were able to take the picture, but... what's the point?

UNO is like Monopoly or Hangman in that everybody knows the (house)rules, but nobody knows the (official) rules.

TIL that you can play more than one card! I played it the way you describe and that's how I'm teaching my son. Huh. Guess I should read the instructions. Not sure it's an ME since new iterations of old games sometimes switch things up. FWIW my husband also remembers one card at a time.

my cousins and i play both ways. the one where you play multiple cards is called “stacks” i think. just a different version

Oh my god

Lots of UNO rules are not the one we used to play when we were kids. And there is no way we made it up cause it's been played that way internationally. It was written on the instructions manual.

It's not a rule book. Just a small piece of paper included in case with them cards. It's difficult to lose it.

It has a leaflet with rules. Did you get a bootleg copy my man?

But man stacking the +2s and +4s to hit the person who called uno is great.

At my house drawing until you find a matching card is far more brutal than being forced to draw a set number.

It's always the house rules. The one hosting the game decided the rule set.

I had Monopoly on our old Apple computer like a billion years ago, and you could try to drag and drop money out of the bank into your "account." When you did, an alarm would ring and the money would go back to the bank.

I'm in the UK, and I know that whenever I've played board games with my family, it has been a case one or more people being sure they knew the rules, but they knew different sets of rules, both of which were different from the actual rules.

There’s a really fun game called Munchkin that me and my friends play often. One of the rules is “it’s only cheating if you get caught.” You bet your ass we all cheat and try to get ahead, sometimes we get away with it but the best is when we don’t. It sucks to get caught and it makes everyone else overly cautious for a few rounds to make sure no one else is doing something fishy, but it makes for the greatest moments to look back on

For Monopoly, the house rules are far worse than the official rules.

Dealer's choice. And the person who's the dealer rotates.

Uno is like monopoly, in that no one ever reads the actual rules and everyone has their own head cannon they are certain is correct despite never having read the rules.