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10/08/05 Street Games We used To Play - posted by Rosie - Rghon22<at>comcast.net

10/08/05 Re: Street Games We used To Play - posted by Karyn Ann Bosso
10/09/05 Re: Street Games We used To Play - posted by Richard Sense
10/09/05 Re: Street Games We used To Play - posted by Karyn Ann Bosso
10/09/05 Re: Street Games We used To Play - posted by Rosie
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10/09/05 Re: Street Games We used To Play - posted by Richard Sense
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Re: Street Games We used To Play

10/09/05 - posted by Richard Sense

On Google, type in "123 o'leary" then click "Dublin Games." That may be the way the Sunset Irish girls played it. Does anyone remember the game where someone yelled, "Allee, allee, oxone free," I think that's how it went, and why was it yelled?

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