FilipTa

Before smartphones, social media, and online gaming became a part of everyday life, we spent hours playing outside with friends.
This topic takes a look back at the games that defined childhood for many kids growing up in the early 2000s.

I will talk about the games we played in the Balkans.
1. Zmurke (hide & seek) . Everybody knows that one.  2. Skolice (Hopscotch)
3. Lastis (Chinese jump rope) , girls played this mostly. 
 
4. Ledena baba. Those caught "freeze" until someone unfreezes them. 5. Između dve vatre (dodgeball). Personally, my favorite. 
6. Tennis without a net, played on the street. We drew the court with chalk. 7. Yu-Gi-Oh cards.
8. Gunfight / war  9. Imagination fights. We were warriors, Ninja Turtles, and superheroes. 10. Water gun fights. Those were awesome. We all had good water guns. 11. Tapkanje. You slapped the cards with your hand, and whichever ones flipped over became yours. It was kind of like gambling, lol.

I would like to add that I got a PlayStation One Slim in 2002. It was my first console and introduced me to digital gaming. After that, I got a Game Boy.

Feel free to share yours!

Hello everyone! 

I think we should share something valuable with each other, something worth gold.
Everything you hear gives you more experience.
I’ll start with:

If you can do better, go ahead! 
 

And this while you're going home 🤣
 

@FilipTais my favorite moderator

The event hasn’t even started, and I can already see it’s rigged. I vote for myself.

When i was young we were taught how to hunt, build a shelter, survive in the wilderness. There was no time for playing around because danger was lurking around each corner. We were taught how to make a bows and spears. Ridding horses was also one of the requirements for staying in the tribe. 😁😂

Hahahaha, did you suit Kevin up too?
 

Before smartphones, social media, and online gaming became a part of everyday life, we spent hours playing outside with friends.
This topic takes a look back at the games that defined childhood for many kids growing up in the early 2000s.

I will talk about the games we played in the Balkans.
1. Zmurke (hide & seek) . Everybody knows that one.  2. Skolice (Hopscotch)
3. Lastis (Chinese jump rope) , girls played this mostly. 
 
4. Ledena baba. Those caught "freeze" until someone unfreezes them. 5. Između dve vatre (dodgeball). Personally, my favorite. 
6. Tennis without a net, played on the street. We drew the court with chalk. 7. Yu-Gi-Oh cards.
8. Gunfight / war  9. Imagination fights. We were warriors, Ninja Turtles, and superheroes. 10. Water gun fights. Those were awesome. We all had good water guns. 11. Tapkanje. You slapped the cards with your hand, and whichever ones flipped over became yours. It was kind of like gambling, lol.

I would like to add that I got a PlayStation One Slim in 2002. It was my first console and introduced me to digital gaming. After that, I got a Game Boy.

Feel free to share yours!

Before smartphones, social media, and online gaming became a part of everyday life, we spent hours playing outside with friends.
This topic takes a look back at the games that defined childhood for many kids growing up in the early 2000s.

I will talk about the games we played in the Balkans.
1. Zmurke (hide & seek) . Everybody knows that one.  2. Skolice (Hopscotch)
3. Lastis (Chinese jump rope) , girls played this mostly. 
 
4. Ledena baba. Those caught "freeze" until someone unfreezes them. 5. Između dve vatre (dodgeball). Personally, my favorite. 
6. Tennis without a net, played on the street. We drew the court with chalk. 7. Yu-Gi-Oh cards.
8. Gunfight / war  9. Imagination fights. We were warriors, Ninja Turtles, and superheroes. 10. Water gun fights. Those were awesome. We all had good water guns. 11. Tapkanje. You slapped the cards with your hand, and whichever ones flipped over became yours. It was kind of like gambling, lol.

I would like to add that I got a PlayStation One Slim in 2002. It was my first console and introduced me to digital gaming. After that, I got a Game Boy.

Feel free to share yours!

Amirhalilic96

RMK
Good Luck Stake Family 🍀

buni 

BZR

red95

Before smartphones, social media, and online gaming became a part of everyday life, we spent hours playing outside with friends.
This topic takes a look back at the games that defined childhood for many kids growing up in the early 2000s.

I will talk about the games we played in the Balkans.
1. Zmurke (hide & seek) . Everybody knows that one.  2. Skolice (Hopscotch)
3. Lastis (Chinese jump rope) , girls played this mostly. 
 
4. Ledena baba. Those caught "freeze" until someone unfreezes them. 5. Između dve vatre (dodgeball). Personally, my favorite. 
6. Tennis without a net, played on the street. We drew the court with chalk. 7. Yu-Gi-Oh cards.
8. Gunfight / war  9. Imagination fights. We were warriors, Ninja Turtles, and superheroes. 10. Water gun fights. Those were awesome. We all had good water guns. 11. Tapkanje. You slapped the cards with your hand, and whichever ones flipped over became yours. It was kind of like gambling, lol.

I would like to add that I got a PlayStation One Slim in 2002. It was my first console and introduced me to digital gaming. After that, I got a Game Boy.

Feel free to share yours!

pokemon and yugioh cards for sure.. tabletop games felt kinda boring. then my dad got a NES for us lol 

Hello Stake Team & Community,

I would like to know if there are any job opportunities available at Stake. I am open to roles such as Support Agent, Community Moderator, Community Manager, Live Support, Host, or any other suitable position.

I am 22 years old, a B.Com graduate, and I have previous experience working in Amazon Customer Support. I am also proficient in Accounts and Advanced Excel.

I am passionate about the Stake platform and would love the opportunity to contribute to the team.

Thank you for your time and consideration. 🙏
If you like me please contact via live support as @Abhayspam.
 

Plastic forks know how to rock. 

I would organize a house party like the one from the movie Project X: unlimited drinks, unlimited everything you need - until you lose control. Like there is no tomorrow. 

Ivanaslav

If i was the CEO no one would know but there would be signs. 😁😁😁😁

Hello everyone!
Here is the updated vote count.
Current post: #98
 
@FilipTa — 27 votes
@MarkoCo — 26 votes
@KatarinaDo — 23 votes
@DragoslavP — 18 votes
@IvanaBe — 14 votes
@BratislavK — 10 votes
@StefanNl — 10 votes
@NemanjaPi — 9 votes
@LazarL — 9 votes
@MarkoDr — 6 votes
@DamjanTo — 6 votes
@StefanTl — 5 votes
@AleksandarMe — 5 votes
@RMK1 — 4 votes
@Vojkan — 4 votes
@b4ng — 4 votes
@Soooze — 3 votes
@pratikbaba — 3 votes
@AndreaMT — 3 votes
@Therewego — 2 votes
@Ozerbank — 2 votes
@varka1985 — 2 votes
@MladenS — 2 votes
@AleksandarG — 2 votes
@boldest — 1 vote
@Mitkenso — 1 vote
@10thoss — 1 vote
@Rutukka — 1 vote
@can — 1 vote
@vsichni — 1 vote
@ROkenTratENsaV — 1 vote
@Zoltan — 1 vote
@remyfifi1 — 1 vote
@NebojsaBu — 1 vote
@chin0 — 1 vote
@chandrarv — 1 vote
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The competition will remain open until June 30.

@Dragoslav
@Bratislav
@Lazarslav
@Filipslav 
@Mladenslav 

Guys, you are under review. 

@Dragoslav
@Bratislav
@Lazarslav
@Filipslav 
@Mladenslav 

Guys, you are under review. 

@Dragoslav
@Bratislav
@Lazarslav
@Filipslav 
@Mladenslav 

Guys, you are under review.