You can pick your nose, but you can’t pick your family! Everyone has at least one crazy family member. If you don’t think you do, then that means it’s YOU! In Relative Insanity, you read a setup card aloud, like: “When my brother brought out his new baby to show the family, Granny blurted out…”
You can pick your nose, but you can’t pick your family! Everyone has at least one crazy family member. If you don’t think you do, then that means it’s YOU! In Relative Insanity, you read a setup card aloud, like: “When my brother brought out his new baby to show the family, Granny blurted out…” Then everyone else chooses one of their punch line cards to finish the phrase, like: “You are not the father!” or “Somebody took a trip to the land of bad decisions,” etc. In between laughter, the reader picks the funniest one to give that player a point! It’s a different hilarious game each time you play! Features the humor of Jeff Foxworthy. For 4 to 12 players.
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Played game with friends and bought for myself Have played Cards Against Humanity and itâs a little too vulgar for my taste. Relative Humanity is still edgey but much more family friendly. Foxwortheyâs version is just as funny. Great for adults or teens.
Hysterical laughing will ensue! If you like “Blue Collar Comdey”, you’ll love this game. Grab a box of tissues, you’re going to cry from laughing so hard. The game is the right fit for most audiences (unlike other “card” games). I can hardly wait to play it again. My cheeks hurt from laughing so hard!
Fun for the whole family We played this game with the entire family from ages 10 to 70 and everyone laughed and really enjoyed the fun that this game came with.