The Government Coronavirus advice vs Cards Against Humanity
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Lots of us got the Government’s letter telling us to stay indoors for at least 12 weeks and protect the NHS. Amy Allen had updated the missive with a a few rounds of Cards Against Humanity, “a party game for horrible people”. The game simple: “Each round, one player asks a question from a black card, and everyone else answers with their funniest white card.”
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Spotter: Amy Allen
Posted: 12th, April 2020 | In: Key Posts, News, The Consumer 0 Comments | TrackBack | Permalink