Worst Case Scenario
Christmas 2008, my gift to Eric was a board game called Worst Case Scenario. He had made it clear that he didn't want anyone to spend a lot of money on him. But I had to get something, so this was sort of a joke for the whole family.
Tonight, we all played the game for the second time. I think we got the rules a little mixed up on the first run; it made more sense this time around. But I swear that the die was not balanced. We kept rolling 1 after 1 after 1. I'm bringing my own dice to the next game night. And the multiple choice questions kept suggesting the application of teabags to treat everything under the sun. Soon, we were shouting "teabag" before the question was even read. It was a riot!
I tend to feel very competitive in games and will feel bad if I don't win. But this is one I could care less about placing in. It's more about the hi-jinks along the way.
Tonight, we all played the game for the second time. I think we got the rules a little mixed up on the first run; it made more sense this time around. But I swear that the die was not balanced. We kept rolling 1 after 1 after 1. I'm bringing my own dice to the next game night. And the multiple choice questions kept suggesting the application of teabags to treat everything under the sun. Soon, we were shouting "teabag" before the question was even read. It was a riot!
I tend to feel very competitive in games and will feel bad if I don't win. But this is one I could care less about placing in. It's more about the hi-jinks along the way.