Beware of me, always forcing people to play cooperative games 😍

Can you make something one can download with this rules, please? I need to print that and plaster my walls with. 😉

Rule 13: Understand what attire you’re wearing. Do tell, Adam. What carny on holiday did you steal that from?

Sounds more like rules of the class

Dress code? Are costumes appropriate? Silly voices for the characters? Back-stories for your character? Also, if I've NOT played a particular fame before, is there time during the game acceptable for me to ask a question to LEARN more about what I can or cannot do? I unfortunately make MANY mistakes, however: I try to not make the same mistake the same way twice.

"I DON'T GET IT!!!"

This needs to be a shirt

No. Sport.

My brother is the “I don’t get it” guy no matter how many times he plays the game. He’s no longer allowed to play games with me. 😂

🤣

I guess you'd have to imagine it on repeat

Wait, was this because you wanted to watch the Champions League final? If it was to watch a rescheduled premiership game I was with Adam, but the Champions league final. That's some bullshit. Also good luck on whatever role you have on the quiz tonight. SRS vs Tempest though.

This reply is much funnier if Adam is a Man City fan...

@@ishoottheyscore8970 For some reason, I think the only part of football Adam likes is when a player dives and oversells the injury because it's the most pro wrestling part of the game.

X2

I also couldn't tell if he was being ironic or not..?

@@janbloxham4485 yes, but also no. He pretty much described my ideal board game night tbh.

I agree, sounds heavenly

Sounds too serious, I'm just tryna chill and have a good time

I kind of have that as an addendum to rule 1 Be accurate with who you are bringing. Having more or less players than I expected really messes with the games I have on tap. It’s not fun having someone stand over your shoulder while you game. At least it’s more fun when I can pick a game that will include everyone. With children it’s even more important because I’ll need to pick games that I can easily explain to them and they can get into.

Ahhh, the board game fae. The board faeme if you will.

Lmao, I'd buy it for me ma.

Should have used a tummy sword

@@jdrenwick57 I opened the replies certain I would see this, I am delighted not to be dissapointed but of course also innately horrified.

The Sullivan Rule definitely made it clear lol

@@TheHutcharmy WHAT? WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO SAY? I DON'T THINK ANYONE UNDERSTANDS YOU!

If he knows only one person like that, he is a lucky man!

S U L L I V A N

It's acceptable to bow out of some games because you need the toilet. If you can't go between games or before you left the house that's the best approach IMO rather than forcing everyone to wait for you which is awkward for everyone.

Am I projecting my own thoughts on to others? .... just shut up and sit down.

And is usually said by the person completely ignoring the rules in the beginning.

I'm a teacher. Yeah, that sounds about right.

i feel very attacked.

Not for me. Adam, you might be taller than me, but my arms are bigger. If that happens to not be a work, and I happen to come over to the UK, your pain receptors will experience first hand how cross I will be at you through the means of my clenched fist.

@@11th-lemon Every joke starts with a kernel of truth...

Adam's gone so insane from lockdown he turned his deckchair into a shirt! 😬

What an underrated comment

As someone who was in the military, 15 minutes early is on time. Anything after that is LATE

After a mate has to sit out a hour long game cause they arrive after it starts they tend to get the point

Irish people: UNSUSCRIBE!

@@TheVosack I was in army cadets I'm literally the only person who shows up to board games club on time...

There's also the idea: "If you teach a board game and win, you've already lost" Maybe Adam just keeps winning...

I hate people who bring a new game they don't know the rules of. No, I'm not going to listen to you reading the rules out loud for 30 minutes, John!

I had to spend over 20 minutes teaching my family the rules of Telestrations.. and my dad still couldnt quite grasp it The first game we played was a trainwreck

Which then there are the groups of people who will interrupt and or check out in the middle of the explanation and then later go "so whats the objective of the game again" which the typical response is "to score points" which i then get hit with "but how do we get points" i then proceed to list off the 3 or so ways you can score/get points and then i get "yeah but how do we do those things" just ends up with them beating around the bush about how they werent listening or that for some reason "collecting resources to do this or that" is a difficult concept despite the fact that we have played several resource management games before

idk man its hard to find fun games that are simpler than children's games

Spyfall. They'll ask stupid questions but it's always a pleasure confirming that teenage you was right that your parents are stupid.

Have you considered Put The Spoon In The Box?

Russian Roulette

Well Adam is already taken. You can tell your boyfriend that.

This this this, a thousand times this. "Well let's just start" - ok smart-ass, what do you do FIRST?

Yes. And for f's sake, do NOT pick my dogs up at the table no matter how manipulative they get.

@@TheVosack BUT, BABY DOGGGGGGGGGGY....

5 out of the 6 characters in my Nemesis have perfectly straight cards. Except the Scout. PHILLIP

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