Creator of Operation Board Game Needs Money for Real Surgery - ABC News

John Spinello, who created what would become Operation, the classic board game that allows players to test their fine motor skills using a tweezer, is now in need of a real operation that he apparently cannot afford.
An online crowdfunding campaign has raised more than $8,000 for John Spinello's oral surgery.

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