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I found this description of a party game in a text file on my computer - designed by

@sciencevsmagic

? It was really entertaining.

Form pairs in a circle and think of an anecdote from your life.

Tell your partner your anecdote and listen to theirs (one minute each).

Then turn to the other person you're next to, and tell them the story you were just told, as if it had happened to you personally.

Now turn back to your original partner, and swap your new anecdotes.

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1:44 PM · Dec 23, 2017Twitter Web Client

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Here's another party game from

@sciencevsmagic

that I played a couple of months ago, called "More Like":

One person chooses a thing/concept, as in 20 Questions.

Everyone else proceeds to ask questions to narrow down what that thing is, but they can only ask questions of the form "is it more like X or more like Y?", and X always has to be the thing that it was last said to be more like.

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This sounds a lot like various theater training exercises... That's a fertile area to pull party game ideas from.

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Yeah this was me.

Adapted from a thing

taught me.

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