http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenga

Wait?! This exists!? Awesome.

FUN FACTS:

• In Israel the game is called “Mapolet”, which means “avalanche” in Hebrew.
• The Danish name for the game is “Klodsmajor”, meaning “klutz”, with a play on words, as “klods” also means brick/block, referring to the jenga blocks. It is usually played in the style of Throw n’ Go, but with a die with red, blue and yellow faces and no ‘wild’, ‘pass’ or position options.
• In Brazil, this game is called “Torremoto”. The name is a joke made of two Portuguese words: terremoto, which means earthquake and torre, which means tower.
• In Spain, it is traditionally known as Hacer Caer (To Make Fall).

Also, this animated GIF:

Boardgame Sunday will be running at my place every sunday this summer.  Doors at 5pm, seating at 6pm. Pre-book by leaving a portion of scotch at the house.