Question 1

Do you have X-rated card stack?

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We played for the first time last night. It started off with three adults. Another couple showed up and joined the fun. This game is hilarious!
After about five rounds, we decided to play a round where everyone made up their own challenge. Some of them were inappropriate for children, but were hilarious! Some of them were phrases:
"Rhymes with doodle."
 "He was arrested for ___."
"She had a ___ stain on her dress."
It could be done for a specific person in the room or questions about anyone in general. It took the game to a whole other level and was so much fun! We are looking for a set of blank cue cards to write some of the really successful questions on and incorporate them into the regular game.

Question 2

is there a difference between  the gray side and black side on the cue cards?

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The directions say that once you go through one color or side, turn box and use the opposite side cards. I realized going through the cards, SOME of the gray cards do have the space before the word and ALL the white cards have the space after. They do not explain why in the directions or on the box. Side note: This game saved me at Christmas. There became a lull after festivities were done. I pulled out this game and everybody had a blast! We were in a room that did not have a table. The whiteboards were hard enough that a table was not needed.(I read the cards and another person kept score, did not pass the box of cards around, we both played too)We just had people write and then turn their whiteboards around and say their answer. I liked this way better, it gave everyone a chance to say their words out loud which was a kick for them and also be comfy on a couch instead of a kitchen chair.

Question 3

Are the cards appropriate in content for young kids?

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Absolutely -we play with all our kids from age 10 -14. The actual question is not if the questions are appropriate but if the people playing have appropriate answers -that is the question that only you.can answer

Question 4

Has anyone designed different cue cards - eith officially or unofficially?  We're getting too familiar with the original set.

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We played for the first time last night. It started off with three adults. Another couple showed up and joined the fun. This game is hilarious!
After about five rounds, we decided to play a round where everyone made up their own challenge. Some of them were inappropriate for children, but were hilarious! Some of them were phrases:
"Rhymes with doodle."
"He was arrested for ___."
"She had a ___ stain on her dress."
It could be done for a specific person in the room or questions about anyone in general. It took the game to a whole other level and was so much fun! We are looking for a set of blank cue cards to write some of the really successful questions on and incorporate them into the regular game.

Product Dimensions	24.99 x 24.99 x 0.25 cm; 940 g
Manufacturer recommended age	3 years and up
Item model number	USOBL123537
Educational Objective(s)	Improving critical thinking, communication, and social interaction skills
Language:	English, Spanish
Number of Game Players	3-8
Number of Puzzle Pieces	1
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required?	No
Batteries Included?	No
Material Type(s)	Paper
Remote Control Included?	No
Color	Multicolor
Release date	1 January 2019
Language	English
ASIN	B07G2VHPRW

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