If you're at a party and the guests are really boring, then grab the plate of olives (and your martini), snag a cushy chair in the corner, and play solitaire.
The solitaire olive/malteser dish by Barford & André Klauser is a 20 cm x 20 cm ceramic dish. It is available online at Thorsten Van Elten for £23.50.
Unfortunately, I have no idea how to play this kind of solitaire!

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5-19-2006 @3:51PM Trixie said... Looks more like Chinese Checkers than Solitaire.
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5-19-2006 @7:29PM Joe D. said... That's too cool; it's based on an old brain twister. Here's how you play. See the empty space in the center? The idea is for horizontally or vertically adjacent olives to jump one another into an empty slot. When one is jumped it's removed/eaten. The object is to leave only one olive on the board, and, presumably not to get indigestion.
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5-19-2006 @8:42PM Angelica said... Ah, someone already said it! Definitely reminded me of Chinese Checkers.
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5-21-2006 @11:46AM Colin said... The Cracker Barrel needs to replace the wooden peg game on their tables with these. Perhaps they'd do a version with okra bits instead of olives.
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