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BobG said:Yeah, even my dad didn't make me do problems from college books at 8 years old. I just had to add up all of the bowling scores in my head, update everyone's average, and calculate the team handicap for the next week.
He did teach us a cool counting game for road trips, though. Seven kids, so we played sevens. You would work your way around the car, counting upward, with each kid saying the next number. Except if the number had a seven in it or was divisible by seven, you had to clap instead. If you messed up, you were out of the game and the last person standing won.
It was always great fun until we got up to the 7000's. So we had to modify the game so if the number had both a seven in it and was divisible by seven, you had to do a double clap. And if it had a seven in it and was a prime number, you had to put your finger inside your mouth and make that popping sound as you popped your finger out against the corner of your mouth.
About that time, my mom would start thinking about divorce. And cursing child custody laws that almost always gave custody to the mother.