Highway Games

After seeing the other thread about a small road trip the jedi knight was taking.
I was just thinking about road games that I have played with myself or friends or family to pass time.
One of my all time favorite highway game is the A,B,C game...
How you play is that you have to SEE the letter and then you progress to the next....gets real interesting around J, Q and Z..all of the letters you see must be outside the car..so you are scanning license plates, billboards, stores on the side of the freeway..everywhere...

are there any games that you play?
let us all know, cause this is something that can be used forever to help make a long drive seem shorter..

of course, I always put coordinates in for caches that could be on the way...when I drove to Ohio last year...I found 25 caches on the way there and 17 on the way back... good way to break up the monontony, stretch your legs and maybe be dazzled..who knows:stoned:

"Strip the Headlights"
You drive around, and if you see a car with one headlight out, last to punch the ceiling removes an article of clothing.

We have a game that is identical to slug bug...same concept but we just added a few more vehicles...

Beetle=Slug Bug
Mustang=Stang bang
Cadillac=Cadillac Smack
PT Cruiser=Cruiser Bruiser
Dodge Ram=Ram Bam(gay I know)

There's more I just can't think of them right now...some of the names are gay but it's kind of fun when you're bored on the road.

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Originally Posted by geonagual

After seeing the other thread about a small road trip the jedi knight was taking.
I was just thinking about road games that I have played with myself or friends or family to pass time.
One of my all time favorite highway game is the A,B,C game...
How you play is that you have to SEE the letter and then you progress to the next....gets real interesting around J, Q and Z..all of the letters you see must be outside the car..so you are scanning license plates, billboards, stores on the side of the freeway..everywhere...

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Haha...Me and my wife always play the alphabet game enytime we go on long trips...except we play that liscense plates don't count, makes it even more interesting around J, Q and Z.

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of course, I always put coordinates in for caches that could be on the way...when I drove to Ohio last year...I found 25 caches on the way there and 17 on the way back... good way to break up the monontony, stretch your legs and maybe be dazzled..who knows

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What are these 'caches' you speak of, and where can I find some?

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Originally Posted by Bob the Awesome

What are these 'caches' you speak of, and where can I find some?

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Geocaching - The Official Global GPS Cache Hunt Site


I have found a lot around where you live too.
Me and my cousin went caching almost everyday when I was just back in Ohio. We found all the caches in Norwood,, a few in deer park and then we also went downtown and found ALL of the caches down there..there are some good ones...a couple on Mt adams, at the levee...there is also a cache in the old subway system that was gonna be built for Cincinnati...construction stopped when World War II started...but that cache is real fun..just make sure to wear boots or shoes that you dont give a shit about.

CACHES ARE EVERYWHERE