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Bogies

This game was started by BBC's Dick and Dom as part of their hit childrens TV show, Dick and Dom in da Bungalow is a CBBC childrens television series presented by Dominic Wood (Dom) and Richard McCourt (Dick). Each weekend, they have 6 children or bungalow heads come to stay the weekend in their bungalow. Throughout the two shows (on Saturday and Sunday mornings, 9am to...Dick and Dom in da Bungalow.


In the game, the presenter's would visit quiet and solemn places such as art gallerys, museums, libaries and theatres. They would try and blend in to the background then start playing the game. The aim of the game is to shout "BOGIES!" louder than your partner. You start quiet and gradually get louder. The looser is the contestant who either doesn't shout "BOGIES!" as loud as the previous contestant, or bottles out first.


The game may sound childish, and it is, but it is also very funny. People accross the UK, children and students alike, have been immitating the game and causing havock accross the nation.


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