Do you know how this is called, in english? In french, it’s a “toupie de comptoir” (something like “bar spinning top“). It was an old game to determine who was about to pay for the drinks. (huh… not sure I will ever share that piece of oddity, but...
Do you know how this is called, in english? In french, it’s a “toupie de comptoir” (something like “bar spinning top“). It was an old game to determine who was about to pay for the drinks. (huh… not sure I will ever share that piece of oddity, but...
Do you know how this is called, in english? In french, it’s a “toupie de comptoir” (something like “bar spinning top“). It was an old game to determine who was about to pay for the drinks. (huh… not sure I will ever share that piece of oddity, but...

Do you know how this is called, in english? In french, it’s a “toupie de comptoir” (something like “bar spinning top“). It was an old game to determine who was about to pay for the drinks.

(huh… not sure I will ever share that piece of oddity, but I’m curious to know the english name! ;))

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  1. yourtongue reblogged this from aroundthesims
  2. ivy-rose64 reblogged this from aroundthesims and added:
    Looking for the English version
  3. danjaley said: Oh my goodness, that picture scared me when it came scrolling up!
  4. gfvsims said: Never seen this sort of thing before but it looks very cool!
  5. kerosene-skies said: There is nothing like this for choosing who pays tabs! I live in Canada (an English/French country) and I’ve never heard of that in English!
  6. ninjaofthepurplethings said: I don’t think we have this in the UK! I haven’t heard of it! How interesting! :D
  7. cpt-krolar said: No idea I’ve never even seen something like that. Good luck, though!
  8. theo-neders said: je ne crois que ça existe aux états-unis. peut être c'est similaire à spin-the-bottle ?
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