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<br>28 THURSDAY - SEPTEMBER 1972
<br>272ND DAY - 94 DAYS TO COME


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Went to the address given the ad for <u>RATED X</u>. Met <u>Mitchell
Todd</u>, the inventor and also the manufacturer. He says it is doing
very well. Read the rules. There are two paths on the board. Players
stay on the other path until they lose all their clothes. Then they
move to the inner path where they get opportunities to touch other
players, etc., and also to collect "Kiss" cards, which determine
the winner. The cards for females to draw are called "Crack Cards"
and those for males "Dickie Cards." We agreed that the game wasn't
right for me to review for either <u>S & T</u> or <u>BOOK WORLD</u>. But he said
he'd give me a copy for my collection after he catches up with
his orders.
He is coming out with another <u>GAME</u>, based on using E.S.P. to figure
horse races, which he thinks I might be more able to write up. He
took my card and will contact me when it is out.
To <u>Felicia</u>'s. <u>Graeme Levin</u> was there. He came to <u>Herb Roth</u>'s who
wasn't there. He looked in Felicia's door and saw <u>ACQUIRE</u> on the wall
and came in. Felicia may be able to help him get <u>GAMES & PUZZLES</u>
in some stores, and get some advertisers, with appropriate fees for her.
<u>Gary Sherbell</u> there and, after Graeme left, we discussed his
changes in <u>TORTS - THE GAME OF LAWSUITS</u>. There are a lot of
changes from the description I have on 9/8/70. The board is
five sided and the values run from $10,000 to $50,000. The
torts spaces are circles with two tors in each. A player
landing on a tort can sue another player who is on either
of the torts, or can sue more than 1 player - one at a time. If
another player is on the same 2 torts he can be sued in both s[word cut off]