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2. Skittles (confectionery) - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia skittles are small round fruit chews that come in hard sugar shells with the letter s printed on them, representing the candy s name. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skittles_(confectionery)

Skittles (confectionery) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Skittles candy. Skittles are small round fruit chews that come in hard sugar shells with the letter " s " printed on them, representing the candy's name. This " s " insignia was printed in a very dark shade of purple (almost appearing black) from 1974 until 1988. Starting in 1989, the " s " insignia was changed to white. Modern Skittles with the white " s " insignia are similar in outward appearance to plain chocolate , which are produced by Masterfoods, a division of Mars, Incorporated . The inside is a white granulate and consists mainly of sugar, and a small amount of hydrogenated vegetable oil, fruit juice, citric acid and natural and artificial flavors. Skittles Bite Size candies, originally made by a company in England, were first introduced in the United States in 1974. Around 1981-1982, the production of Skittles began in the United States. Skittles sold in the United Kingdom are made in the Czech Republic , where Mars Incorporated makes them for export to many European Union markets. The company also produces the product in

3. Skittles' Place skittles Place. Posting at the Speed of Light Loading Somewhat Slower Posted by Barb aka skittles at 1159 PM 0 tasted the rainbow. http://skittles0366.blogspot.com/

Skittles' Place Posting at the Speed of Light - Loading Somewhat Slower FYI My blog does not like Internet Explorer. About Me Born and raised in Florida, I moved to Michigan in 1978 with my husband and three year old son. Now I'm 51 years old with three adult children and four five young grandchildren. Remarried in 2005 to a new hubby who makes life wonderful. I struggle with panic attacks, agoraphobia , depression, obesity and diabetes. I am also a survivor of child abuse. Local Weather No Lurking Now you can comment without saying a word. Just use one of the icons at the bottom of each post to let me know what you think anonymously. Feeling A Little.. A Quick Poll Your Market Research Here A Hug Please? Everyone needs hugs, right? Scroll to the bottom of my blog and give me a few. Thanks! Awards BlogRolls !*The Other Side of Dubs* !*Whiskey Talking* ....thanks for the memories ...and the rest is history ... As the Garden Grows *Wordless* Auburn Gal Always AutumnsMeadow Baby Talkers Bad Homeschool Mom ... Bucket O' Bulletz *Wordless* Butterfly Mama Capitulation Cara's Coffee Break Caroline in the City ... Cheri, mon Cheri

4. Skittles, Nine Pins - Online Guide skittles, nine pins History, information, where to buy. http://www.tradgames.org.uk/games/Skittles.htm

Home The Online Guide to Traditional Games Board Games Skittles - History and Useful Information Lawn Games Pub Games Game Index Table Games ... Where to buy Skittles History Skittles or Nine Pins has long been played in the Inns of England. In general, players take turns to throw wooden balls down a lane at the end of which are several wooden skittles in an attempt to knock them all over. There are a number of skittle games across England and there have been many more in the past. In Germany, in the 3rd or 4th century monks played a game with a kegel which was a club carried for self defence. In the game, the kegel represented a sin or temptation and the monks would throw stones at it until they knocked it over. The modern German term for skittles is Kegelen. Joseph Strutt tells us that this picture is from a 14th century "Book of Prayers". One of the many variations of the game came from Holland and was known as Dutch Pins. You can see from the picture that the balls have holes and it is this game that is believed to have been taken to America where it eventually became the ubiquitous "Ten Pin Bowling". Note also the use of a Kingpin and the fact that the player is "tipping" - playing from point blank range... It seems that for many centuries right through to the present day, there have always been a bunch of different skittles games being played. Information is sketchy until the 1700s but the game of Closh or Cloish frequently appears and later on the game of Loggats turns up. Joseph Strutt tells us that the skittles were often made from bones and in a play from 1860, one of the characters has the immortal line "I'll cleave you from the skull to the twist and make nine skittles of thy bones".

5. London Skittles A traditional pub game played in Hampstead and Norbury. Where to find it, how it s played and the history of the game. http://www.londonskittles.co.uk/

powered by FreeFind Home News About London Skittles ... Glossary What's New Club Open Day Novice gets eight-pin Report and video Contents Home About London Skittles Members Section History of the Game ... Your account Try It Yourself Knock the pins over and see how the scoring works. Video Clips Updated 24/03/2004 Mark's Half a Bridge: - Normal speed - Slow Motion ©Jon Justice Hutch's 8 Pin ©Andy Tynan The Novice A London Skittles Joke . You may want to find out about the game first Images Skittles Gallery Pictures from the Norbury Christmas Dinner The Game of London Skittles The traditional pub game of London Skittles is played with nine pins. Unlike other forms of alley skittles it is played not with a ball but a cheese, which is thrown (not rolled) at the pins. The game, also known as Old English Skittles, is played at two venues in London. At the Freemasons Arms in Hampstead, the skittle alley is tucked away in the pub cellar. With the periodic thud of lignum vitae on hornbeam emanating from below, tourists stumble upon it as often as the locals. The alley in Norbury is housed on the ground floor of a sports pavilion formerly the exclusive preserve of National Westminster Bank employees. This sports club is now run by Powerleague and membership of the skittle club is open to the public.

6. Stroud And District Skittle League - Index News, information, results, tables, and competitions. Teams compete from the Stroud, Stonehouse, and Dursley areas of South Gloucestershire, England. http://www.stroudskittles.co.uk/

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7. Buy Nine Pin Skittles skittles, or Nine Pins, as played in an alley has always been a popular pub game and is the ancestor of related games including tenpin bowling and various http://www.mastersgames.com/cat/pub/skittles.htm

Skittles Welsh style Gloucester style Bristol style Somerset style ... Game Rules Shortcuts Chess Go Croquet Skittles ... Printable version of this page The Origin of Skittles Skittles , or Nine Pins, as played in an alley has always been a popular pub game and is the ancestor of related games including ten-pin bowling and various indoor skittles variations. The origins of the game are uncertain but in Germany, in the 3rd or 4th century, monks played a game with a kegel which was a club carried for self defence. In the game, the kegel represented a sin or temptation and the monks would throw stones at it until they knocked it over. The modern German term for skittles is Kegelen. There are also two 14th century manuscripts that show a game called Kayles and depict throwers about to launch a long club-like object at eight pins and a kingpin. The typical form of Skittles is wherein balls are thrown or rolled from one end of an alley in an effort to knock down nine pins at the other end. Over the years, Skittles developed regional variations in the size of equipment, the rules and so forth. In the East Midlands, people play Long Alley in which the projectiles are rough balls or small capsule shaped logs called "cheeses" and a score is only made if the cheeses bounce a single time just in front of the pins. Old English Skittles or London Skittles, as played at the famous Freemasons Arms in Hampstead, is a majestic game in which enormous discus-shaped cheeses are flung so that they hit the skittles directly without touching the floor first.

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Click the image above to open the pop up window. Image Archive - Skittles loves the camera. We gathered an archive of some of the more fun and silly cam images. Cat Information - With a little help from our friends, we've compiled health and safety information for you, your cat, and family. Fun Stuff - A collection of fun cat related stuff. From cat, kitten, and bird sounds to drive your cat silly to entertaining pet astrology, cat user manuals, and links to realistic fish screensavers. Road Trips - Skittles' other hobby is travelling. We've created small galleries of her more memorable photos and commentary by Skittles about her road trips. Skittles' Diary - Skittles bears her soul. She meows, she cries, she eats, she watches tv. Reviews Links - When there is nothing on tv, there is nothing like take a trip on the web. Skittles has gathered her collection of fun links together to share. Link to Us About Us Help Site Map ... Excerpt of A Random Review Cat-A-Trail Expandable Cat Tunnel It's GREAT to hide in. You can add more to it, and make twists and turns, but one does just find. It's great to just rest in. The plush inside is really warm. more...

9. Table Skittles Information on miniaturised table version, including method and rules of the game. http://www.tableskittles.com/

Rules of the game Method Pubs Information ... Home Description Also known as bar skittles and pub skittles, the game of table skittles is known across all of Britain. This game is gaining popularity all over the world now. Nine small skittles are positioned in a square on a raised base, nine inches square. Dimensions of the table are about two feet by two feet six inches. The height of the side walls should be about three inches high. In the middle of the left hand side of the base (as the player looks at it) stands a pole about three feet high connected to which is a swivelled chain with a a wooden ball at the other end suspended at same height as the skittles. The pins and ball would normally be made of boxwood or other English hardwood. The ball is swung clockwise around behind the pole, the objective being to knock over the skittles as it returns to the player. So in order to knock over all nine skittles, a player must hit the skittle furthest away first. A scoreboard is sometimes integrated into the front of the board and can appear in several styles. Quite often, a cribbage board is used. How to play Since the game is a miniaturised version of Skittles, the game is played in the same way. A coin should be tossed to see who takes the first turn.

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11. The Whole Kitten Kaboodle I checked skittles blog this morning .I am sorry about your war and if .. WW fell in love, and in an effort to help skittles, The Huntress with her http://kaboodlecats.blogspot.com/

The Whole Kitten Kaboodle Wednesday, January 23, 2008 War on Wednesday Well, my pet human apparently surrendered in the war. Let's recap: She posted photos of me "cuddling" with my teddy dog around the end of November. Then she pimped the photo for christmas, adding reindeer antlers and a rose in the teddy dog's mouth. I retaliated by putting a lizard in her shower, a dead mouse in the living room, and a rat in her shoe. A week goes by, and suddenly she surrenders. Something is amiss. But hey! I heard from grandma again. She learned how to post comments and left a comment for me on the last post. I can still go live with her. Here we are cuddling in her chair. This is a sexy......ummmm.....tummy shot on my favorite plaid blanket, in grandma's family room. I think the plaid sets off my spots beautifully. (I'm dreaming of SlyCat here!!) Another great tummy shot (aka "full monty") in grandma's garden. Yes, grandma's garden is verrrrry nice. I think I have an ally in the war. And somehow I don't think the war is over. Best to all.

12. Sarnia Skittles Club - Home Page The Sarnia skittles Club is based at the Hampshire Lodge Hotel in Guernsey. The website has all the results fixtures together with photos and a guestbook http://www.sarniaskittles.com/

Sarnia Skittles Club Home Page Committee Constitution Rules Team contacts ... External Links var go_mem="wobble"; Site updated 14th December 2007 Please try and arrange outstanding Games ASAP Sign the Guestbook and let us know what you think about the site To receive an email when this site is updated please send a message to updates@sarniaskittles.com The Sarnia Skittles Club is based at the Hampshire Lodge Hotel in Guernsey. For the 2007/2008 season we have 27 teams playing in 3 leagues. During the season, which runs from September through to April, teams will play each other three times. This is your site so if any members of the club have any sensible suggestions then please feel free to email them to webmaster@sarniaskittles.com Last updated 10th October 2007

13. | CommuniGate | DEVIZES SKITTLES A web site for keeping upto date with all the news in skittles in the Devizes area. http://www.communigate.co.uk/wilts/devizesskittles/

This is Wiltshire CommuniGate Devizes Skittles Feedback ... Mail Form Devizes Skittles Information about skittles in the Devizes area will be published here whenever it is supplied. These are the current gents league tables for the 2006/07 season as at the 21/2/07 Gents League The Devizes and District Skittles League is sponsored by: Roses Ironmongers and Phillips Electrical Contractors Tel:01380-739527 or Mobile:07968-204906 Webmaster Found Gents Premier Division Premier Division Played Won Drawn Lost Agg Points Bobbarons Roundway Ringers Conservative Club Dirty Dogs Bromham S.C Miss Hits T.A Rantulas Kennet Hounds T.A Turnips Clapham Omnibus Crammer King Pins Moonrakers Fetlocks Floppers Clangers Oddfellows Gents Division 1 Division 1 Played Won Drawn Lost Agg Points Bibury Boys Fizzers Woodborough A Wilshire Yeoman Cheverell Chirton Hollow Saints Beerleggers Woodborough B Muppets Casuals Crown S/Bow Warriors Busy Bees Upsets Gents Division 2 Division 2 Played Won Drawn Lost Agg Points Erlestoke Bowlers New inn Coate Southgate Summats Did You Hear that Chancers Pinball Wizards Seend B Dirty Dozen Olivers Army Wyvern Club Cleeve Sailing Club Ramblers This page has been visited times.

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15. The ChessCafe.com Holiday Quiz Winning entries will be announced and discussed in the The skittles Room column to be posted online at ChessCafe.com Wednesday, January 16, 2008. http://www.chesscafe.com/skittles/skittles.htm

Answers and winners of the 2007-2008 edition of The ChessCa f e.com Holiday Quiz Løfgren Edges Erlandsson for Second Straight Win Danish librarian Claes Løfgren squeezed by Swedish historian and previous two-time ChessCa f e.com Holiday Quiz winner Calle Erlandsson to take the top spot in the 11 th edition of the very popular holiday quiz. This year’s quiz was remarkable for the record number of entrants and the close finish; 166 contestants vied for honors this year, the most ever. And, while Løfgren’s excellent winning score of 88 was matched by Erlandsson, Claes’ entry was received a day before Calle’s. In fact, the next four finishers scored 87 (Per Skjoldager, Denmark), 86 (Peter Holmgren, Sweden), 86 (Richard Collins, USA) and 85 (Douglas Coulter, USA). Thus the six top finishers were within three points of each other! Løfgren also becomes the first to win two consecutive quizzes. He scored a record 94% to take the top spot in last year’s quiz. Claes was kind enough to share some thoughts about his performance in the ChessCa f e.com

16. Skittles - Definition From The Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary Definition of skittles from the MerriamWebster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/skittles

Home Visit Our Sites Unabridged Dictionary Learner's Dictionary ... Contact Us Also Visit: Unabridged Encyclopedia Britannica Visual ESL: Learner's for Kids: Spell It! Word Central Dictionary Thesaurus Spanish/English Medical Search "skittle" in: Thesaurus Spanish/English Medical Dictionary Open Dictionary Browse words next to: skittle Browse the Dictionary: A B C D ... Z skittles 2 entries found. skittle beer and skittles Main Entry: Pronunciation: ski-t Function: noun Etymology: perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse skutill harpoon, bolt, Danish skyttel shuttle Date: plural but sing in constr  English ninepins played with a wooden disk or ball  one of the pins used in skittles Learn more about "skittle" and related topics at Britannica.com See a map of "skittle" in the Visual Thesaurus Pronunciation Symbols Products Premium Services ... Advertising Info

17. Dirty Dozen Skittles Team Home Page Dirty Dozen skittles, Llanbradach, South Wales Fixtures, Stats, Pictures, Player Profiles, League Tables. http://dirty.dozen.users.btopenworld.com/

Dirty Dozen Skittles Team Llanbradach Workmens Club, Llanbradach, Caerphilly Contents Contact Information Players Photos Averages Strike Rates ... Lottery Syndicate (Check the Latest Results) Back to Home Page Contact Information Electronic mail address dirtydozenskittles@hotmail.com Back to Top Last revised: September 29, 2007

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19. The Daily Kitten » Blog Archive » Skittles This is skittles. My daughter and I were at a petshop when we seen him and of course my daughter wanted to hold him. As she was holding him saying “please http://www.dailykitten.com/archives/1566-skittles.html

Lily Rose Puffins Skittles Location: Yucaipa, California, U.S.A. This entry was posted on Sunday, January 13th, 2008 at 3:07 pm. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. RSS feed 47 Comments Comment by Sammy's and Oliver's Mama OB Fl, 10/17 *Pounce* Log in to Reply Comment by Sammy's and Oliver's Mama OB Fl, 10/17 Yesssss. I made it! What a cutie Skittles is!!!! Woo Woo .. Log in to Reply Comment by Vicki Skittles looks focused on something. Is he eyeing my apple/chicken sausage? Log in to Reply Comment by billie Log in to Reply Comment by catlessinto Log in to Reply Comment by poochi7 wow! skittles is one handsome kittycat. best wishes to all in 2008. Log in to Reply Comment by spk he is a hand some cat lol Log in to Reply Comment by Willow and Windi's mom Well, really - who could resist those eyes? Daughters learn early on how to work our moms! I think it is genetically inbred in us! Log in to Reply Comment by Cathi in NC Log in to Reply Comment by JoanfromNewJersey Is it even possible to resist these blue eyes and handsome face?

20. Guardian Unlimited | Archive Search The skittles theory of the Middle East that one ball aimed at Iraq can knock down several regimes - has been around for some time on the wilder fringes http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4493638,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Comment is free blog Newsblog Sport blog Podcasts In pictures Video Archive search Arts and entertainment Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Environment Film Football Jobs Katine appeal Life and style MediaGuardian.co.uk Money Music The Observer Politics Science Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Technology Travel Been there Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Compare finance products Crossword Events / offers Feedback Garden centre GNM press office Graduate Guardian Bookshop GuardianEcostore GuardianFilms Headline service Help / contacts Information Living our values Newsroom Reader Offers Soulmates dating Style guide Syndication services Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Working for us Guardian Abroad Guardian Weekly Money Observer Public Learn Guardian back issues Observer back issues Guardian Professional Network home UK news World latest Books ... Search Playing skittles with Saddam The gameplan among Washington's hawks has long been to reshape the Middle East along US-Israeli lines, writes Brian Whitaker Brian Whitaker Guardian Unlimited Tuesday September 3, 2002

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