Poppycock

Bluffing and Trivia card game for those that love party games like Cranium, Charades, Apples to Apples, Trivial Pursuit, Balderdash, Pictionary, Scrabble, Boogle, Scene-it, or Taboopoppycock [pop-ee-kok] Definition: nonsenseSynonyms: babble, balderdash, baloney, bull, bunk, drivel, empty talk, foolery, foolishness, gibberish, hogwash, hooey, hot air, jive, malarkey, mumbo jumbo, palaver, prattle, rubbish, silliness, trash4000 trivia cards in 5 categories.WORDS - Write the meaning of an obscure word.HISTORY - What happened on that day?ACRONYMS - Whats does this acronym mean?FILMS - Write a one line plot for the film.INVENTORS - What did they invent or discover?Similar board games cost 30 times more !!!Ideal for dinner parties or Christmas. As many players as you want.RULESPass the phone in turn.Deal the next Poppycock card.Dealer reads category, first line and question, second line.Dealer writes down the answer on the card.Other players create their own Poppycock answers.Dealer reads out all the answers.Each player guesses the answer on the card.Players gets 1 point for each guess for their Poppycock answer.Players gets 1 extra point if they write down the answer on the card.Dealer gets 1 points if no one guesses the answer on the card.First Player to 20 points wins or score the points on a Snakes and Ladders board.Size this board to A4 (http://xyz.frig.me/nnj), print and play using prizes from your Christmas Crackers, buttons or coins.