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Futurama Tin Cubicle Sign - Resist the Permanent Career Implant Chip Review

Futurama Tin Cubicle Sign - Resist the Permanent Career Implant Chip
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Its perfect for the wall of your office! Everyone passing will resist the permanent career implant chip! Making the world a better place one implant chip a time!

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Need a little something to brighten up your cubicle? Look no further, our Futurama Tin Cubicle signs will definitely do the trick. The cubicle sign measures 8.5" x 6.5" which makes them perfect for a cubicle or any small office space. The signs have an easel back design for easy desktop display and a hanging hole for wall mounting! They also come packaged with four magnetic power pegs which allows the sign to double as a memo board. Futurama Tin Cubicle Signs feature outrageous "de-motivational" sayings from the Futurama Universe. Get yours today.

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The Crocodile Hunter Game Review

The Crocodile Hunter Game
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Fans of Steve and the show will love this! Game play is simple. Icons of Steve and Terri move along the croc fence, but a selection of "Croc Bite" cards add Danger, Danger, Danger. A motorized Aggro the lawnmower-hating croc attempts to bump into spring-loaded game pieces, causing them to fly into the air uproariously. (not for very young children) Each Croc Bite card has interesting facts about crocodiles. Good on ya, Hasbro!

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Monster Under My Bed Review

Monster Under My Bed
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This is a great game for the specified age range of 4+. My four year old got this game from "Santa" at a Christmas party. We took it home and played it. Granted it is not educational at all but he LOVED it!! The monster is adorable and the game pieces that go under the bed are a decent size so they do get lost as easily as some other game pieces. There is absolutely NO reading required, only matching pieces to a game board. The winner has to get three in a row like bingo or tic-tac-toe. My seven year old will also play the game with him and it is fun for her as well because you never know when the monster will pop out. If you are looking for a fun, easy board game for a four year old that keeps their interest(which is hard to find)I highly recommend buying this game.

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Be the first player to reach under the bed and find and match three items in a row. But watch out -- the monster gets nervous if you look too long, and he "growls" a warning! If he pops out of the headboard, you have to clear your score card and start over. Includes electronic monster bed, 12 gross objects, 4 score cards, 40 chips and instructions. No reading required. For 2 to 4 players.

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South Park Magnetic Dart Board Review

South Park Magnetic Dart Board
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I bought this as a gift for my boss as he (and several others on the team) is a South Park fanatic. :)
The moment the box came he tore it open and was very pleased with the board.
Its like a thin magnetic plate with just like the picture shows and the darts the came with it are perfect. They're not flimsy at all. He and the others started to throw the dart from about 15 feet away and the darts landed perfectly and did not slide down (like I worried it would). Wherever it lands it stays and I see this as a very durable toy that will last quite some time. :)
Thank you.

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ARGE TIN LITHO COLORFUL DART BOARD MEASURES. 15 1/2" x 15 1/2 "VERY STICKY MAGNETIC DARTS WORK VERY WELL

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Gassy Gus Review

Gassy Gus
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The concept of the game seems pretty simple but game play is VERY fun! You try to eliminate your hand of cards by playing a card and pumping Gus's head on the numbered "food", each pump inflating his stomach. The ingeious contraption inside allows his stomach to expand at a seemingly random count before he "explodes" a fart, causing the current player to draw 2 more cards. Sometimes he blows on 8 pumps, sometimes he makes it all the way to 20! I played this game with my neice and with my adult friends and we all found ourselves trying to gently press down on Gus's head so as not to make him fart, or quickly filling his stomach on our turn, setting up the next player for a sure-fire explosion! Lots of fun for kids and adults.

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Players use cards to "feed" Gus all sorts of gaseous foods from broccoli to baked beans. With each tasty dish players must pump up Gus and watch his belly grow bigger and bigger. Watch out for the big blast of "gas." You never know when Gus will have a blow-out and give you a stinky penalty. Be first to feed Gus all your food and win! Includes Gassy Gus, 46 Food cards, 8 Belly Buster Soda Cards, 1 Back-Up-Belly and Instructions. For 2-4 players.

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Clue DVD Game Review

Clue DVD Game
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Clue DVD is only for people who love Clue. (If you are just a moderate fan, it might be more than you want.) Instead of just figuring out 3 things as in regular Clue, you have to figure out 4. And there are 10 possibilities under each of the 4 categories. Plus some of the clues only become available as the game moves along. (But there are extra clues given by the Inspector and the Butler.) So it is much more involved!
As a previous reviewer says, the instructions are not as clear as they could be. On the basic menu that comes up for each player's turn, it is confusing what you are supposed to do. You can either move to the next room, or use a secret passage. If you just move to an adjacent room, then you don't use your remote on the DVD menu. You only press the remote if you use a secret passage. Then when you get to a room by either of those two means, you also have to make a choice. If you are making a suggestion about who, where, when, or what, then you don't use the remote. But if you summon the butler, look at the inspector's notebook, or want to see an item card, then you use the remote. Tricky? Yes, but it is not too difficult to catch on to.
Once we got used to the game, it took us about an hour to finish a mystery. We have thoroughly enjoyed it. Regular Clue seems tame by comparison.

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Step out of your living room and into the mystery. Scotland Yard needs your help to crack 12 challenging interactive crimes, such as "The Monte Carlo Affair." Find out who, what, where and when the crimes took place. Investigate all your favorite suspects, plus four others, and more crime scenes. Collect "virtual evidence" as you go, and use the DVD to make secret accusations.
Game includes game board, tons of game pieces including character figures, and one DVD. There's even a bonus game for more mystery-solving excitement. For 2 to 8 players.


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Stratego-Milton Bradley Board Games Review

Stratego-Milton Bradley Board Games
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I used to play this game with my brother when we were 8-12. Its one of the few strategy games I could beat him at. Creative thinking can be rewarding or it can backfire! The key to the excitement of this game is that each player arranges their own "men" (soldiers, in varying ranks up to Field Marshal) their flag, their "spy"-the only piece that can conquer the opponents marshal, their "landmine" bombs, and miners (who can defuse opponents bombs). As you play you begin to see what arrangements are safest to protect your flag, and allow you to trick the opponent into stepping on your "landmines" while not trapping your own soldiers as you will need them to go out "into battle" as each is needed. The game is suspenseful, as in almost every move, you are engaging an unknown enemy. Will it be a lowly Corporal you conquer, or a General who captures your soldier? Or, even worse, a bomb that kills your soldier, and requires you to bring one of your Miners forth to defuse it? I recently bought this for my 11 y.o. niece (who is too good at chess for me) after one game she quickly caught on to the strategy essentials; now we have very close matches. I was surprised at how much my 6 year old nephew understood the strategy, and how eager he was to play the game.
We made up a modified version to play a shorter game, using a limited number of pieces (2 or 3 of each rank), and he is learning to play well. I highly recommend this game as one that children can play against adults and hold their own. Each game is different because of the variations caused by the placement of the soldiers. This is a "prettier" version than the one I played with as a kid. As long as the colorful stickers last, I assume it will be just as durable. This game is not for kids that get frustrated easily, because, as in chess, each player will lose many battles, and will need to sacrifice pieces to win the game. This game teaches strategic thinking, and like chess forces you to plan several moves ahead. Stratego is a very entertaining way to practice logic, memory and planning!

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The game board is your battlefield. You have an army of men at your disposal and six bombs. Your mission is to capture your opponent's flag and protect your own. Using the majestic fortress screen as a shield, you and your opponent secretly place your men, bombs and flag on the game board. Once the armies are in place, advance your men. When you're one space away from an enemy, attack. You and your opponent declare ranks. The lower-ranking man is captured and placed out of play in the display tray. Move with caution and courage. The next piece you attack could be a bomb. And when attacked, it could "blast" your man off the board and out of play. The first to capture the enemy's flag is the winner! For 2 players. Contents includes: game board, fortress screen, 40 piece red army, 40 piece blue army, display tray, label sheet and instructions.

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Usaopoly Family Guy Trivia Pursuit (Travel Play Edition) Review

Usaopoly Family Guy Trivia Pursuit (Travel Play Edition)
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In college my roomate and I always wanted to put Family Guy trivia together. We watched far too much and the questions we asked each other were too difficult to almost anyone. This game finally came out so I got it, was surprised that the questions had a decent range in difficulty. My only complaint is that there are not incredibly hard questions, and not nearly enough cards. Hopefully a booster pack will come out with a decent size pack of cards. I think this game works for those that watch the show every now and then, to those that own all the DVDs and watch them on a fairly regular basis. If you can quote most episodes line to line, this game will be far too easy, so play people for money.

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Prove how much you know about Family Guy wherever you go!With 600 questions this travel-sized game includes six categories of questions featuring: The Griffins, Around Town, Gags, Quotable, Wha-? and The Road To. . ., in addition to a custom die and Trivial Pursuit wedge for easy storage and on-the-go fun!For 2 or more players, ages 8 and up.

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Beyond Balderdash Review

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My family and I enjoy playing this game very much. Expanding on the original concept of Balderdash (where players create phony dictionary definitions of obscure words and try to pick the correct one), this game adds new categories like dates, people, initials, and movie plots. The variety helps make the game even more fun, and keeps it from getting stale.
One of my favorite things about this game is that it continually surprises us how good our made-up answers are! You would think that you could guess pretty easily which answers were true and which were false, but it's not always that easy. We're not all creative geniuses either. We run the gamut from a college professor, to a high school student, to a nine-year child. Just about anyone can play this game and have a great time. (My only complaint is that you run out of answer slips too fast; you can just use plain paper, though.)

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What's in Ned's Head? Review

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The poor quality of craftsmanship really detracts from the possibility of fun with this game. It is just weird enough to be something the whole family wanted to play with. We were disappointed in the following: Ned's head is polyester stretched over a flimsy metal frame. The fiber filling comes out through the shoddy seamwork. The items one is supposed to "find" in Ned's head are beyond cheap: the disgustingly cool looking cotton swab completely fell apart with the first round of the game; the plastic screw is hollow and came crushed; "the vomit doesn't even have any brown chunks in it!", exclaimed my daughter.
All in all, we were completely disappointed in this game as the potential was definitely there. Play it once and stash it or convert it into a mask for next Halloween's trick or treating!

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What's in Ned's Head' In this silly game, take turns choosing a card and reaching into Ned's ears, nostrils or face to find the object pictured. What you find might gross you out! His lost lunch (fake vomit)' Moldy cheese' A rat' This wacky-fun game is guaranteed to keep kids giggling for hours! Contains one 17" plush Ned's Head, 15 silly objects, game cards and instructions. Also includes 10 bonus blank cards so you can add your own wacky stuff to Ned's head! For two to four players

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Usaopoly Family Guy Operation Review

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Operation has been around since 1965. I was born soon after, which means I remember the game as popular many years after it's debut. Toys and games are certainly not the same, and the quality is far from anything we remember. It is sad to see what kids get to play with these days. But, this version is not for kids, as the TV show is not for kids.
I am avid Family Guy fan from the beginning, even before it was canceled. I don't collect a lot of Family Guy things, but have all the DVDs etc. But I thought Peter as the patient of Operation seemed very funny, and the fact that it was more than a "bzzzzt". Sure his red nose lights up if you touch the sides, just like the original, but you are treated to a new phrase or sound effect in Peter's voice. Whether he screams or farts, my favorite response is the classic ongoing "sssssssss ahhhhhhhh sssssssss ahhhhhhh sssssss ahhhhhh" which is typically what he says when he randomly falls and hurts his knee, and continues to say it for a few beats too long. A routine on the show that always has me in stitches.
The game quality itself is questionable. It's flimsy blue plastic, warped metal and a cardboard layer. The instrument either fits loosely on it's holder, or gets stuck to the point of the plastic piece holding it breaking someday soon. Then there are the really poorly made pieces you are to remove from the body. The money and cards are fine. There is no holder for the loose items, so I have stored them in a zip-lock bag since nothing it provided. Taking two AA batteries (not included) in the back with a screw on cover features no on off switch, it's just always on. The original has a switch, and a drawer for the pieces.
So, this is a novelty item. A game made by Usaopoly, not Milton Bradley, and it shows. You are paying for the fun of having a licensed Family Guy product in a familiar but altered format. It seems like I have cut this down quite a bit, but your expectations will be exceeded if you expect the worst. A fan of Family Guy, like myself, would be thrilled to get this as a gift, and a perfect gift it is. I almost missed it's existence, so, you are likely to surprise the fellow fan with it. Plus, even if they have it, they will most likely need a backup if they intend to actually use it.

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Its time for you to put on your scrubs and play doctor! Nurse Stewie will assist as you operate on Peter's "Bulging Rippliness","Clammy Hands" and "Gas Factory".Watch out for Peter's farts, zany yells and loud screams as you operate to remove his "Giant Chicken Pox" and "Plunger Pecs". This game is freakin' sweet!Includes 12 custome Family Guy "Funatomy" Parts!

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WISE AND OTHERWISE Review

WISE AND OTHERWISE
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This game is similar in style and play to other board games like Malarky and Balderdash. However, I would recommend Wise and Otherwise over either of those games. In Balderdash, players come up with meanings to words 99% of the population has never heard of, and try to convince other players that their definition is correct. In Malarky, players answer questions that 99% of the population would never ask. In Malarky, I found that many people came up with very similar answers which took some fun out of the game. In Wise and Otherwise, players have to finish foreign sayings that rarely make sense. One example: If you take a squirrel out of water.... The real answer is, "he will devise a plot against you". Every player would have written down an ending to the statement and handed it to the reader, who would then read everyone's aloud as well as the correct answer. Players vote for what they think is the correct answer and hope that others will vote for theirs. As you receive points you move your pawn up the board and the first to the end wins. Creative people will really enjoy this game because many times the correct ending to the statement is extremely goofy. The whole spirit of the game is light-hearted and the losers have just as much fun as the winner. (By the way, I won today!!) For fun I gave the game five stars, because everyone really gets into the game and enjoys themselves even if they're in last place the whole time. For education I also gave it five stars because listening to these odd sayings gives people an idea of what foreign cultures are like. This game is also very durable due to the sheer number of sayings and the fact that nobody could memorize all of them.

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In Wise and Otherwise there are 2,500 wise, funny and unusual old sayings from around the world, and more than a few possible endings!During play the first part of an actual but little known old saying is read aloud.Then, with a little wit and imagination each player writes an ending to go with the beginning.The made-up sayings are read aloud along with the actual old sayings, and everyone tries to guess the real one.You'll get points when other players think your ending is the real one, and points for guessing the real old saying.
Contents of Wise and Otherwise:
Gameboard
2,500 sayings on 500 cards
Writing pads
6 pencils
1 six-sided die
6 player pawns
Instructions


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Back to the Future: The Card Game Review

Back to the Future: The Card Game
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I got this game for my daughter (age 21) for Christmas. She's a H-U-G-E BTTF fan. I have to say, this seemed incredibly complicated while reading the directions. However, after a practice hand, we quickly caught on. You do not "have" to know the movies to play the game, but it certainly makes it more fun. We played several hands, most lasting satisfying not-too-short, not-too-long timeframes. One game did take a long time, which was still fine. We played with 3 players. I would think that 3 or 4 would be best, because the fewer players, the less crossover in the timelines, which is what creates a bit of havoc, i.e., fun. Great game - well done.

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Now you can jump into the action of the Back to the Future movies, with this ingenious new time travel card game. Your mission is to make sure pivotal events are not changed by other time travelers before time travel itself gets un-invented. Using a unique, patented game mechanic for simulating time travel, Andrew Looney now puts you in the driver's seat of the famous DeLorean.In this game you are a time traveler, a descendant of one of the characters in the Back to the Future movies. Unfortunately, other time travelers have been tampering with events in your past, endangering your very existence. You must put things back in the ways that seem right to you, then stop Doc Brown from ever inventing time travel, which will freeze reality the way you need it to be, once and for all. The game is played entirely with cards, but has the feel of a board game since important events are represented by a special grid of 24 cards called the TimeLine.

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Risk Review

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This game has more than once helped transcend the boredom of a rainy day, putting you on the path for world conquest! Not really all that fun unless you have at least 3 players, but once you do be prepared for a game that could take you all day to finish. Using strategy and the luck of the dice you must try to conquer the world, using little plastic pieces!That's right, no one is actually hurt in this game! Attack or defend, reinforce or (depending on how you play) retreat. This has all the elements of a war on paper, the strategy and gameplay can get extremely intense. A good diversion for you hardcore chess players! If you ever need a game to get you and your family through a boring, rainy day you might want to pick this game up the next time you go to your local toy store or heck, buy it from Amazon!

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In this classic game of military strategy, you will lead your armies as they sweep across vast continents to launch daring attacks against your enemies. But keep an eye on your flanks: your opponents are fighting to capture your troops and claim your territories. Reinforce your armies with additional infantry, cavalry and artillery, then attack with a throw of the dice. Now fortify your positions and prepare to defend your borders from rivals' attacks. Capture all 42 territories - and you conquer the world! Are you up to the challenge' Then embark on the classic Risk game of World Domination. For more challenge, use the rules variations for experts. And for a shorter variation, try the Capital Risk game. For the first time, Risk includes the European game variation called Secret Mission Risk, whose special cards give each player a specific "mission" to complete to win the game. So join the battle to conquer the world... and learn why, since 1959, millions of players have made Risk the military strategy game of choice. For 2 to 6 players. Game includes: game board; 5 battle dice; deck of 44 Risk cards and 12 secret mission cards; 6 sets of military miniatures: infantry, cavalry, artillery.

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Storming the Castle Review

Storming the Castle
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It is very rare that we get pop culture themed games that are actually worth playing twice, I can see this making it to the game table quite often. Though I enjoyed the actual game play, I would have liked to see more movie quotes from this games. I would also like to see a deluxe version. I would have spent another $10.00 to get pewter or even plastic pawns, instead of the cardboard ones that are included in the game.

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Heroes! Giants! Villains! Wizards! True Love! Not just your basic, average, everyday, ordinary, run-of-the-mill, ho-hum fairy tale! Make your way through the Fire Swamp, the Ravine, and up the Cliffs of Insanity as you compete to beat your opponents to Humperdink's castle to rescue the fair Buttercup in this officially licensed Princess Bride adventure game!

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The Office Trivia Game Review

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This game is hilarious. I gave it as a gift to my fellow office obsessed friend and we played it all day long. Its like trivial pursuit for office. SOOOOOO fun and hilarious. It plays just like them show. Michael getting in everyone's way.

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Based on the NBC TV show starring Steve Carell, this game lets players race around the office visiting cubicles and answering questions about the adventures and misadventures of its unique characters.
Game includes game board, 500 trivia cards with over 700 questions, "Support the Rabid" bracelet (as seen on the show), 36 collection tokens, 18 Conference Room tokens, Dunder-Mifflin answer pad, spinner card, spinner, 2 dice label sheet, 6 movers, Michel mover, 7 mover stands and rules. For 3 to 6 players.

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