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#113 - severepwner (01/11/2016) [-]
*Then the judge just selects the most absurdly sexual card instead*
User avatar #116 to #113 - krobeles (01/11/2016) [-]
Honestly, I just mostly pick whatever is the most offensive. Especially since I usually play this game with some borderline SJWs, so that makes it all the funnier.
User avatar #145 to #116 - anotherponyaccount (01/11/2016) [-]
How does that work?
User avatar #170 to #145 - krobeles (01/11/2016) [-]
What do you mean? How do I avoid pissing them off, to the point that they dont wanna speak with me, you mean?
User avatar #184 to #170 - anotherponyaccount (01/12/2016) [-]
How can you play CaH when worried about offending people
User avatar #185 to #184 - krobeles (22 hours ago) [-]
Well, I'm not. As I said, I deliberately try to offend people. Its not that hard to play CaH without being over-the-top offensive, which is what my SJW-ey friends are doing.
User avatar #186 to #185 - anotherponyaccount (21 hours ago) [-]
I think I get it, I always try the darkest combinations I can, so it's kinda difficult to imagine an SJW answer
What's the Smell? Auschwitz
How did I lose my virginity? Police brutality
User avatar #187 to #186 - krobeles (18 hours ago) [-]
Its actually a lot of fun. I find, that offensive jokes becomes a bit funnier, if somebody recognises how offensive they are.
My friends are enough into social justice, that they sorta hold a bunch of the beliefs, but aren't really all that rightous about it, especially towards me, since I've known them for several years. They get this look on their faces of contradicting emotional states, where they know they should be offended due to their faith, but cant really bring themselves to get into a hissy fit at a friend, especially not when its just a game. Its a blast.
User avatar #154 to #145 - theugandanhero (01/11/2016) [-]
No one looks at their cards
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