How Dead Are They? Social Game
SOCIAL GAME – A ‘whendidthatonecelebritydie?’ party game. How often have you had to sheepishily google ‘Is (insert notable person’s name here) still alive?’ Yeah, us too. In fact, we do it sooo much around our office–we turned it into a game! Includes 350 doublesided cards and suitable for 2 or more players. HOW TO PLAY In this hilarious social game, players compete by putting their random celebrity and historical figure knowledge to the test–while trying to remember what year people died (or if they even have). When did Albert Einstein pass away? 1897? 1986? Don’t worry, we’ll provide a series of clever clues to help inform your guess–and the closest scores points. We’ve included everyone from Genghis Khan to Bob Saget–& hundreds more. PERFECT PARTY GAME Bring How Dead Are They to your next party and watch it be a guaranteed hit! You really think your friends know that Steve Irwin never heard of an iPhone? Play the game and find out! It's a game that will give you a night of hilarious realizations and unforgettable memories. Get ready to have everyone at the party in stitches as they learn these crazy facts and try to guess the absurdity of how dead some celebrities are! GIFT IT UP The How Dead Are They Social Game by Brass Monkey is going to be the biggest hit at your next party. It's easy to play and perfect for all ages, making it a great gift for anyone. The cards are designed with fun and crazy facts of celebrities and random historic trivia that are sure to inspire some fun conversations and maybe even some shocking realizations about the concept of time. Brass Monkey We’re the line between roadside souvenirs and fine china. Here to turn the things that people didn't know they wanted, into the things that they can't live without. Well designed products that just happen to have a sense of humor., Manufacturer: Brass Monkey/Galison
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Details:How Dead Are They? Social Game
SOCIAL GAME – A ‘whendidthatonecelebritydie?’ party game. How often have you had to sheepishily google ‘Is (insert notable person’s name here) still alive?’ Yeah, us too. In fact, we do it sooo much around our office–we turned it into a game! Includes 350 doublesided cards and suitable for 2 or more players. HOW TO PLAY In this hilarious social game, players compete by putting their random celebrity and historical figure knowledge to the test–while trying to remember what year people died (or if they even have). When did Albert Einstein pass away? 1897? 1986? Don’t worry, we’ll provide a series of clever clues to help inform your guess–and the closest scores points. We’ve included everyone from Genghis Khan to Bob Saget–& hundreds more. PERFECT PARTY GAME Bring How Dead Are They to your next party and watch it be a guaranteed hit! You really think your friends know that Steve Irwin never heard of an iPhone? Play the game and find out! It's a game that will give you a night of hilarious realizations and unforgettable memories. Get ready to have everyone at the party in stitches as they learn these crazy facts and try to guess the absurdity of how dead some celebrities are! GIFT IT UP The How Dead Are They Social Game by Brass Monkey is going to be the biggest hit at your next party. It's easy to play and perfect for all ages, making it a great gift for anyone. The cards are designed with fun and crazy facts of celebrities and random historic trivia that are sure to inspire some fun conversations and maybe even some shocking realizations about the concept of time. Brass Monkey We’re the line between roadside souvenirs and fine china. Here to turn the things that people didn't know they wanted, into the things that they can't live without. Well designed products that just happen to have a sense of humor., Manufacturer: Brass Monkey/Galison
Price now:
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£15.15
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£16.56
Product Description
SOCIAL GAME – A ‘whendidthatonecelebritydie?’ party game. How often have you had to sheepishily google ‘Is (insert notable person’s name here) still alive?’ Yeah, us too. In fact, we do it sooo much around our office–we turned it into a game! Includes 350 doublesided cards and suitable for 2 or more players. HOW TO PLAY In this hilarious social game, players compete by putting their random celebrity and historical figure knowledge to the test–while trying to remember what year people died (or if they even have). When did Albert Einstein pass away? 1897? 1986? Don’t worry, we’ll provide a series of clever clues to help inform your guess–and the closest scores points. We’ve included everyone from Genghis Khan to Bob Saget–& hundreds more. PERFECT PARTY GAME Bring How Dead Are They to your next party and watch it be a guaranteed hit! You really think your friends know that Steve Irwin never heard of an iPhone? Play the game and find out! It's a game that will give you a night of hilarious realizations and unforgettable memories. Get ready to have everyone at the party in stitches as they learn these crazy facts and try to guess the absurdity of how dead some celebrities are! GIFT IT UP The How Dead Are They Social Game by Brass Monkey is going to be the biggest hit at your next party. It's easy to play and perfect for all ages, making it a great gift for anyone. The cards are designed with fun and crazy facts of celebrities and random historic trivia that are sure to inspire some fun conversations and maybe even some shocking realizations about the concept of time. Brass Monkey We’re the line between roadside souvenirs and fine china. Here to turn the things that people didn't know they wanted, into the things that they can't live without. Well designed products that just happen to have a sense of humor., Manufacturer: Brass Monkey/Galison
Product Specifications
General | |
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Brand | Galison |
format | game |
Language | eng |
Amazon prime elegible | 1 |
Color | how dead are they? |
Size | 2 |
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