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SHALOM | 18:51 Fri 16th Jun 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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How many dominoes in a standard set?

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Plus the extra double blank that I keep hidden up my sleeve for emergencies!

kev100

Depends where you live gerty in Lancashire the standard domino set is a double nine set.

We dont ponce about with these double six nerds

Kev100

Aye, I remember playing with such a set in my local during my uni days. You're rather partial to doubles boards in darts, too, are you not?

kev100

Absolutley right shammydodge we don't ponce about at darts either

That's a shame. A bit of poncing about at the oche might make it watchable!

kev100

That answer by the way was meant to be comical not offensive

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