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Ask for help > I have a question!!
I have a question!!
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Fernandez
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I have a question!!
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I am in the process of making a lovely game to share but I need to check the name of it:
Is it ODDS AND CROSSES??
For some reason I have "nodds and crosses" in my head, but I simply do not know which one is the correct.
Please help this helpless teacher!!!!!!
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28 Mar 2009
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douglas
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If its what I think, I believe in GB they call it "Noughts and Crosses" in the US we call it "Tic Tac Toe"
(Edited: I checked google) |
28 Mar 2009
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crijus13
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Hi!
I �d say NOUGHTS AND CROSSES.
iS THIS RIGHT? 
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28 Mar 2009
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ELMO.
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I would say "noughts and crosses" |
28 Mar 2009
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eng789
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Canadians call it "Tic Tac Toe" |
28 Mar 2009
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Fernandez
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OOOOOOOOhhhhhhhh my Gooodness me!!!
WAS I WRONG!!
Yes, I believe you are right, is the one you play with "circles" and crosses.
Thanks a lot Douglas, you are great!! and I mean it, I have followed your work and contributions on the forum, Thanks for all!!
Thank you all, for the quick response, I was just answering to Douglas and then all you fell from heaven!!
Thank you!!  |
28 Mar 2009
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douglas
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Glad I could help, I think I get more from this site than what I contribute--it �s a true win-win situation |
28 Mar 2009
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Ivona
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We call it X / O (i.e. ix / ox) in Serbia. 
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28 Mar 2009
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helena2009
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Dear Fernandez,
Maybe you were confused by "Odd One Out"
Judy |
28 Mar 2009
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Spagman63
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Having lived in England, I know firsthand it is called Noughts and Crosses. A nought is a zero.
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28 Mar 2009
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