Streets in Italy looks like Go board now.
#keep_distance
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I never fully appreciated how stressful the game can be for the stones themselves. Now I’m thinking maybe I should treat them to something better than the cardboard boxes I’ve been keeping them in.
Interesting about the bulky-five formation in the lower right. I’m curious how that sequence played out, but I don’t suppose there are records for cartoon games.
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I hadn’t thought of it that way 
Way to go, adding another group of inanimate objects I must be careful not to hurt their feelings 
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This brings to mind Chad Oliver’s hilarious fantasy short story, “Transformer,” about the life of the villagers in a child’s toy railroad layout (F&SF, Nov. 1954, reprinted in his first collection, Another Kind). This classic story undoubtedly inspired (to put it kindly) the famous Toy Story movies.
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That’s really fantastic!
One of the kind people teaching me once said “Imagine every cut as if it has a knife through it” … this picture kind of helps with that with those cross looking faces “biting at” the cuts…
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Just wish more people would promote the superior DarkTheme™ 
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Cute go board:
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Some more OGS advertisement
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zoogs (zoom-ogs)
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Red wins
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This is really very cute hope it is a addition to OGS in no time
There is .(I think)
Who’s turn is it?
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Red’s, because there are 5 red stones and 6 yellow stones. (Of course discounting the possibility of a capture).
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Well then there is a capture in my book.
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That’s me there.
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