. . "Snakes and ladders was a board game originating on Earth. It involved navigating \"up the ladders, down the snakes\" \u2014 a movement which Susan Foreman found \"comforting\" and \"meaningless\". (PROSE: Time and Relative) The Tenth Doctor once jokingly mentioned snakes and ladders when asked what his \"game\" was. (TV: Fear Her) Susan Foreman enjoyed playing the game, and did so on 29 March 1963 after her Games class at Coal Hill School was called off due to frozen pipes disabling the showers. (PROSE: Time and Relative) Snakes and ladders was one of the games the Celestial Toymaker played with his victims. In the Toymaker's version, his opponents found themselves on a life-sized version of the game, having to climb actual ladders and evade giant snakes. (PROSE: Divided Loyalties)"@en . "Snakes and ladders"@en . "Snakes and Ladders"@en . "Snakes and Ladders was a Southern California band. It was Squirt Frog and the Evolving Tadpoles opening act during a cross country tour. While in New York City, The New Yorker ran a review in their \"Night Life - Rock and Pop\" section. It only gave a one line mention to Snakes and Ladders which upset their lead guitarist Lenny. He wanted to be Robin Trower or maybe Jimi Hendrix and this wouldn't do. During their performance at Neptune's Resort, Lenny tried to coax impossible licks from his guitar and generally failed."@en . . . "Snakes and ladders was a board game originating on Earth. It involved navigating \"up the ladders, down the snakes\" \u2014 a movement which Susan Foreman found \"comforting\" and \"meaningless\". (PROSE: Time and Relative) The Tenth Doctor once jokingly mentioned snakes and ladders when asked what his \"game\" was. (TV: Fear Her) Susan Foreman enjoyed playing the game, and did so on 29 March 1963 after her Games class at Coal Hill School was called off due to frozen pipes disabling the showers. (PROSE: Time and Relative)"@en . "Snakes and Ladders was a Southern California band. It was Squirt Frog and the Evolving Tadpoles opening act during a cross country tour. While in New York City, The New Yorker ran a review in their \"Night Life - Rock and Pop\" section. It only gave a one line mention to Snakes and Ladders which upset their lead guitarist Lenny. He wanted to be Robin Trower or maybe Jimi Hendrix and this wouldn't do. During their performance at Neptune's Resort, Lenny tried to coax impossible licks from his guitar and generally failed. After the show, in the club anteroom, rather than huckstering CDs, the rest of the band tried to talk some sense into Lenny. He got angrier and and angrier and finally exploded. His screaming made the gathered crowd stare in uncomfortable silence. Justin Nachman cracked a joke which brought a nervous chuckle from the crowd and defused the situation. However, this incident led to the eventual break-up of Snakes and Ladders."@en . . .