By lulinator - 05/03/2015 16:30 - Canada - Saskatoon
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OP here. Yes, I'm aware (NOW!) that it isn't a "family game!" My sister-in-law brought it to play after our family dinner. None of us had ever heard of it before. My mom is very innocent, so hearing her have to read out some of the lines was probably the best part of the game. She was crying from laughing, my brother got a nosebleed from laughing, and I almost threw up. I also had to explain to my dad what "road head" is. Poor guy.
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You should've prefaced that game by showing your family that video of three grandmas smoking weed and playing CAH
Yup, this exact scenario turns up...the "queefing" card gets played and none of them know what it is.
don't worry, I had to explain what a bukakke is... Horrifying
#16 Agreed! I don't know how OP thought CAH would be a good idea with the family.
I've played it with my family. Then again we were all adults, and it wasn't with my mom.
I've played it with family but that's because I've never had an issue talking about stuff like this with my family. I once explained to my father how the intensity of a female's ****** could kill a male if he experienced it in the exact same way. This was all done while my grandmother was sitting right next to him. It just depends on what kind of relationship you have with your family and whether topics like Sex and drugs are taboo or ripe for jokes.
Literally everyone has done this. It is not an fml
My cousins kept arguing over who had to explain certain terms to their mom. My cousins being 25 and 30 years old. Almost as amusing as the game itself.
we explained to my mom what bukaki(sp) is and she said oh i might want to try that!
What the hell is queefing?!?
****** farting
This is why you do not play CAH with you family.
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"Family game" Well there's your problem.
I had to explain to my friend what smegma is during that game.