Brass Monkey Debatable Battle Edition – Social Party Game With 400 'Who Would Win In A Fight' Prompts To Argue About, 2+ Players
£15.00
Product Description
SOCIAL GAME – Win points for winning arguments. Inside, you’ll find hundreds of hilariously-hypothetical battles–like whose mustache would win in a fight to the death, Steve Harvey's or Sam Elliott's? Just pick a side and debate. Suitable for 2 to 4 (or more) players. Includes 200 cards with different battles to play out. HOW TO PLAY - Includes 200 question cards and some rules to turn it all into a game (if you want to, that is). Finally, you can spend your evenings debating with your friends over questions like ‘do drinking straws have one hole or two?’–or just keep talking about the weather. It’s up to you. PERFECT PARTY GAME - Bring Debatable Weird Fights to your next party and watch it be a guaranteed hit! You really think your friends believe Stephen King would win in a fight over the burger king mascot? Play the game and find out! It's a game that will give you a night of hilarious debatable topics and unforgettable memories. Get ready to have everyone at the party in stitches as they try to debate who would win in these super weird fights! GIFT IT UP – Debatable: Weird Fights Edition by Brass Monkey makes a great gift because it’s the ultimate conversation starter—and an opportunity to get ridiculously competitive over totally absurd matchups! Picture arguing over whether Fred Rogers or Bob Ross would win in a fight. It’s perfect for anyone who enjoys a good laugh, a bit of chaos, and the thrill of defending their totally unqualified opinions with total confidence. Brass Monkey - We’re here to turn the things that people didn’t know they wanted into the things that they can’t live without. At Brass Monkey, we make well designed product that just happen to have a great sense of humor. If you want to have a few drinks and laugh about stupid stuff– well our gifts and games are right up your alley., Manufacturer: Brass Monkey
Brass Monkey Debatable Battle Edition – Social Party Game With 400 'Who Would Win In A Fight' Prompts To Argue About, 2+ Players
SOCIAL GAME – Win points for winning arguments. Inside, you’ll find hundreds of hilariously-hypothetical battles–like whose mustache would win in a fight to the death, Steve Harvey's or Sam Elliott's? Just pick a side and debate. Suitable for 2 to 4 (or more) players. Includes 200 cards with different battles to play out. HOW TO PLAY - Includes 200 question cards and some rules to turn it all into a game (if you want to, that is). Finally, you can spend your evenings debating with your friends over questions like ‘do drinking straws have one hole or two?’–or just keep talking about the weather. It’s up to you. PERFECT PARTY GAME - Bring Debatable Weird Fights to your next party and watch it be a guaranteed hit! You really think your friends believe Stephen King would win in a fight over the burger king mascot? Play the game and find out! It's a game that will give you a night of hilarious debatable topics and unforgettable memories. Get ready to have everyone at the party in stitches as they try to debate who would win in these super weird fights! GIFT IT UP – Debatable: Weird Fights Edition by Brass Monkey makes a great gift because it’s the ultimate conversation starter—and an opportunity to get ridiculously competitive over totally absurd matchups! Picture arguing over whether Fred Rogers or Bob Ross would win in a fight. It’s perfect for anyone who enjoys a good laugh, a bit of chaos, and the thrill of defending their totally unqualified opinions with total confidence. Brass Monkey - We’re here to turn the things that people didn’t know they wanted into the things that they can’t live without. At Brass Monkey, we make well designed product that just happen to have a great sense of humor. If you want to have a few drinks and laugh about stupid stuff– well our gifts and games are right up your alley., Manufacturer: Brass Monkey
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