Rudolph's 'Duck, Duck, Gray Duck/Goose ' took the cake

I know this was discussed, but I was a bit preoccupied at the time. That said, by way of informal poll...

Who played "Duck, duck, gray duck!"

And who played "Duck, duck, Goose!"

?

Personally, as a childhood Californian, I played "Duck, duck, goose!" I'm so acclimated to goose, that it's to the point that Gray Duck even looks unnatural for me to read!

That said, I have a work friend from ND (in MN now) that played the Gray duck variant.

@"Clanzomaelan" said: I know this was discussed, but I was a bit preoccupied at the time. That said, by way of informal poll...

Who played "Duck, duck, gray duck!"

And who played "Duck, duck, Goose!"

?

Personally, as a childhood Californian, I played "Duck, duck, goose!" I'm so acclimated to goose, that it's to the point that Gray Duck even looks unnatural for me to read!

That said, I have a work friend from ND (in MN now) that played the Gray duck variant.

That's awesome. I absolutely loved it. 

Its always been duck, duck, gray duck for me.  Born and raised amd lived in Minnesota my whole life.
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"Gray Duck" sounds weird.....its always been 'Duck, Duck, Goose'.

Gray or Grey?  :p

You guys have never played it right or at least not as creative or fun.  We’d start out red duck, blue duck, yellow duck, orange duck, polka dot duck, striped duck, GR..een duck, GRAY duck!

@"Purplewhizz" said: You guys have never played it right or at least not as creative or fun.  We’d start out red duck, blue duck, yellow duck, orange duck, polka dot duck, striped duck, GR..een duck, GRAY duck!

@"JimmyinSD" said: Gray or Grey?  :p

@"Purplewhizz" said:

@"JimmyinSD" said: Gray or Grey?  :p

I’m from America.  Gray.

@"JimmyinSD" said: Gray or Grey?  :p

Somewhere in the world, Mrs. Rasmussen (3rd Grade teacher) is smiling...

@"StickyBun" said:

@"Purplewhizz" said:

@"JimmyinSD" said: Gray or Grey?  :p

I’m from America.  Gray.

The rest of America outside of Minnesota says Goose. Get with the times, hayseed  :p j/k

I can barely remember but i want to say in east central SD in the late 70s early 80s it was duck.  Can't say for sure but duck sounds right.

@"Purplewhizz" said:

@"JimmyinSD" said: Gray or Grey?  :p

I’m from America.  Gray.

When I was a boy in Minnesota. We always said duck...duck...gray duck.   Never heard it called "Goose".

Gray duck here.  Goose sound wrong to me lol

When I was a kid...  it was Duck, Duck, Gray Duck.  Born and raised in Minnesota.  It's the same thing with a water fountain, drinking fountain, or whatever you want to call something that shoots water out for people to drink.  In Wisconsin, it's called a "bubbler"...  WTF???  A BUBBLER???  I don't see any bubbles coming out of it... 

Nobody outside of Minnesota calls it Gray Duck.

@"StickyBun" said: Nobody outside of Minnesota calls it Gray Duck.

Cuz that's what it was originally called in Sweden... where it was invented. Everyone outside of Minnesota and Sweden are wrong.The Swedish title is “Anka Anka, Gråttanka.”