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I was hoping the book would be a good party game and would spark some conversation. I read through it and then threw it away. We played an impromptu game of "Would you rather." at a party and we each made up our own dilemmas. Unfortunately, so many of the suggested dilemmas in the book were too sexy, too political, or too obscure. We'll be better off making up our own. Some were thoughtful such as "Would you rather be blind or have no hands. Others were more odd like "Would you rather have no tastebuds or lick peanut butter off a hobo's feet.
Innocent bystanders get a laugh when you read these out loud to your family and friends, all of a sudden everybody on the plane is your friend. gr8 for travel/car/pocket/backpack.
I mean, wow, you know what I mean. Who am I to judge. What were we talking about.Although sure to generate some silly laughs, there is the possability that Would You Rather will generate playing this Q and A game with questions of your own invention that will be more relavent to your own life situation.Good for some very silly fun. This book of absurd situations pitted against each other for selection as your first choice is best reserved for parties involving rolling paper and lava lamps. (Or a case of Bud Light, if that's your preference).But, hey.
This is just random dumbness. The one I had with the pink covers questions were very thought provoking and morally charged, and you did learn a lot about people by going through the book. I threw away money on this. and lost it so I got this one in it's place. The questions are really stupid and you don't care to even answer them.
It is entertaining only if you are pleased with language of the "gutter". If you happen across a copy of this book, don't let your child look at it.
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