Definitely need to try this game.
Today in Cagayan De Oro City, Phillipines: the joy of hitting a can with your shoe
It’s not a game but rather practice. I remember Filipino parents used to punish their unruly children by throwing their “tsinelas” (slippers or flip flops) at them.
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It’s good that some kids still play traditional games like this one. Rarely would you see them go out these days.
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Love the dynamism on this one.
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We call this “tumbang preso.”
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Kids being kids.
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Oddly though, we Kagay-anons call this game “bato-lata” or stone and can. Despite...name,...
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