I just wanted to say Thank you for this website! I played Skelsie growing up in Ridgewood (bordering Bklyn)and it was so much fun! Now that my boys are at the age I started playing it, I wanted to show them how but for the life of me couldn’t remember how to the board was layed out. Someone sent me this link and reading it brought back so many great memories. Thank you Ann Marie
u can kiss my acca packa my soda cracka my B.T.O my bootie ho’ ur ma ur pa ur greasy granny got holes in her panties got a big behind like Frankenstein go beep beep beep down sesame street!!
Does anyone know the one A sailor went to see, see, see, to see what he could see, see, see, but all that he could see was the bottom of the deep blue sea, sea, sea…. I know there is more verses but can’t remember them….please help me remember…
hey i just posted a part of the ryhme shimmy shimmy coca pop here’s how my girlfriend and me used to sing it in school down down bab-y down by the roller coaster sweet sweet bab-y never gon-na let’cha go shimmy shimmy coca pie shimmy shimmy shy- shimmy shimmy coca pie shimmy shimmy shy- mamma’s in the kitchen daddy’s in the hall baby’s in the bathroom marking on the wall that’s how we sang it in school
anybody know this ryhme i only know the last part mamma’s in the kitchen daddy’s in the hall baby’s in the bathroom writeing on the wall me and my friend use to sing it in late 80’s early 90’s at school
how much wood can a wood kock kock if a wood chuk could chuk wood.a wood chuc could chuk as much wood as a wood chuc could chuk wood.
To the best of my recollection, the rhyme was this: Oliver Twist cannot do this touch his knee touch his toe clap his hands and over we go.
Dear Ridgecliffe, The only circle game I know was done in a circle at girl scouts and it was Right hand palm down, left hand palm u and you slapped the hand of the person on your right( whose hand would be palm up) then slap your right thigh once then slap your left thigh once then slap the underside of your left hand once and the your palm twice. then you reverse the direction. It was sung to Edelweiss, from the Sound of Music. Does anyone remember Quacklidilioso?