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From "Still love pastel pink"
Barbie fashion show!
Actually, I wish it had been that tame. More often than not, my friend and I -- we were 8 years old-- created stories revolving around her 2 Barbies and 1 Ken. Usually, Ken was married to one and having an affair with the other, and both were pregnant . . . we watched waaaaaaaay too much TV!

From Msaltz1
what about mao?? making up stupid rules and then spending several hours trying to figure them out ("with talent on loan from g-d") is always a blast or set? where boys and girls "accidentaly" touch each other while looking for nonexistent sets of three and yelling "SET!!!!!", thus causing the other players and nearby onlookers bodily harm (this is especially effective when on a sugar high at a shabbaton at 2:47 in the a.m.)and then there's the ultimate card games - slapjack, war, spoons, and egyptian rats crew.
but the greatest game of all time - the napping game.
From Jordan
Here are all alternatives to real sports that we used to play

Off the roof baseball – throw ball onto slanted roof – try and trick opponent as to where it will land either by putting spin on it, throwing real high, or dumping it in the far corner. As many times as it bounce before he catches it equals how many bases you get
Stoop ball – throw ball at front steps with opponent lined up behind you. Try and get corner between steps so ball comes back hard and sharp. Bases equal amount of bounces before catch
Chumash baseball – (only in shul) – Open chumash – ends of chapters, parshas, upsidedown gimel, and chazak equal single, double, triple, homer, respectively. Cheating was easy if you knew the chumash and were allowed to flip after the initial opening.
Shabbos Tennis – (only in Morasha) – Tennis where you catch the ball with your hands and throw it back – no rackets – a lot of sweating and running.

From bangitoutreader looking at the girl across the street? I had that too. Quite mind blowing for a 14 year old boy to see a 13 year old bais yaakov girl get undressed in front of an open window! what was she thinking? I wonder whatever happened to her? long long time ago...

From Anonymous Looking at the girl across the street with a telescope

From David Tuchman