I get to do another children's classic! An NRC journalist is rewriting the goose game rules, and I am going to draw the board for next week's Saturday paper. The board shown above is the one I own, the doodling is Otger's, he is ashamed of it now. I don't know much about the game, other than that it is very old. I found lots of old boards, mostly on French websites. Where did it originate? I hardly find anything in English, is it known at all in North America? I found a disgusting new age version, can't those people leave anything alone?
Update: Ineke found this website with the history of the goose game.
Posted by eliane at February 24, 2005 12:29 PMOMG! I'm a huge fan of ganzenbord!
I even have a stupid feminist version of it.
I'm going to buy the NRC next saturday just for yours!
Ik heb/had precies hetzelfde bord met dat kekke ganzenmeisje! Even zoeken...
Posted by: cockie at February 25, 2005 10:23 AMhet schijnt vol te zitten met seksuele verwijzingen (net als de meeste oude kinderliedjes trouwens)...
leuke opdracht!
Posted by: zeppo at February 25, 2005 02:45 PMmijn eerste reactie werd gewijgerd omdat ik seks nog in de oude spelling schreef.
nou ja zeg!
wat een streng log!
Ik tolereer veel, maar geen spelfouten.
Posted by: eliane at February 25, 2005 02:48 PM