Wikipedia has a listing for mumblety-peg (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mumblety-peg), with variants such as mumbley-peg, mumblepeg, mumble-the-peg, mumbledepeg or mumble-de-peg.Buzz Bloom said:
. I can only identify DavidSnider and Mondayman. I think we are a little synced on the same generation.
. I have not the most minimalistic idea of what a phonograph needle is. Mumblety-peg, Rabbit ears for tv's? I had controls for changing the tv channels 
. Cars that require other steps than cranking the keys or pressing a button to start 
? I read the following: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Choke_valve. I know what an intake manifold is and some other parts in that link, but had until now zero knowledge that a car could have required other steps to turn on. Calling dibs on candy stripes? I have never used a paper map on a car travel either . Floppies I used, but never required to insert more than one .Oh, but we had those until I started high school. Though it didn't cost a dime. Each call was like $1 USD for 3 minutes and 25 USD cents for each additional minute.Mark44 said:
Goes for a bit more nowadays...gmax137 said:
The "Feed the Need" game is a virtual pet simulation game that requires players to take care of a digital pet called a Tamagotchi. The goal of the game is to keep the Tamagotchi alive by feeding it, giving it medicine, and playing with it.
The term "Unspoken Lingo" refers to the unique language and communication style that emerged among Tamagotchi players. This includes abbreviations, slang, and inside jokes related to the game.
Some tips for successfully playing "Feed the Need" include regularly checking on your Tamagotchi, keeping it well-fed and rested, and playing games with it to increase its happiness level. It is also important to note that each Tamagotchi may have different needs and preferences.
The Tamagotchi became popular due to its unique concept of a virtual pet that required constant care and attention. The interactive and portable nature of the device also contributed to its popularity among children and teenagers.
As with any game, excessive use of the "Feed the Need" game can have a negative impact on players' daily lives. It is important for players to set limits and prioritize their responsibilities before playing the game. Additionally, the game can also teach players about responsibility and time management if played in moderation.
