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Details:Immerse yourself in the whimsical world of decision-making with Would You Rather? Designed as a witty adaptation of the classic game for grown-ups, this book offers a playful collection of over 250 questions that are certain to provoke chuckles, eyebrow raises, and spirited debates. This book seriously isn't intended for the ordinary or the easily scandalized. Keep it close for those moments when you're prepared to embrace your inner mischievous streak, challenge societal norms with unabashed amusement, and relish in the joy of outrageous questions that invite a refreshing break from the mundane. This hardback delight unfolds over 176 pages, almost each one packed with peculiar scenarios that test your ability to choose between two outrageously amusing alternatives. Be prepared for questions like "Would you rather someone walk in on you naked and you can't cover up or someone walk in on you listening to Gary Slitter's music?" and "Would you rather be a Tory in a family of Corbyn fans or a lefty in a family of Thatcherites?" This book caters to the lovers of offbeat entertainment, catering to those who relish the humour found in games like What Do You Meme and Cards Against Humanity. Whether you're seeking a solitary laugh, engaging in lively banter with friends, or even daring enough to pose these eccentric dilemmas to unsuspecting strangers, the scenarios presented within are bound to elicit uproarious responses.
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Immerse yourself in the whimsical world of decision-making with Would You Rather? Designed as a witty adaptation of the classic game for grown-ups, this book offers a playful collection of over 250 questions that are certain to provoke chuckles, eyebrow raises, and spirited debates. This book seriously isn't intended for the ordinary or the easily scandalized. Keep it close for those moments when you're prepared to embrace your inner mischievous streak, challenge societal norms with unabashed amusement, and relish in the joy of outrageous questions that invite a refreshing break from the mundane. This hardback delight unfolds over 176 pages, almost each one packed with peculiar scenarios that test your ability to choose between two outrageously amusing alternatives. Be prepared for questions like "Would you rather someone walk in on you naked and you can't cover up or someone walk in on you listening to Gary Slitter's music?" and "Would you rather be a Tory in a family of Corbyn fans or a lefty in a family of Thatcherites?" This book caters to the lovers of offbeat entertainment, catering to those who relish the humour found in games like What Do You Meme and Cards Against Humanity. Whether you're seeking a solitary laugh, engaging in lively banter with friends, or even daring enough to pose these eccentric dilemmas to unsuspecting strangers, the scenarios presented within are bound to elicit uproarious responses.
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Age group | Adult |
Brand | Boxer Games |
Language | english |
format | hardback |
type | book |
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