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Originally Posted by 08marsh

Yeah, mentioning the "Queen's arse" and having your meeting in a pub doesn't make the game funnier to Brits.

Did they do survey's in fish and chip shops too? Did they get Irish feedback by visiting Irish bars?

Americans and their stereotypes makes me cringe more than their attempt at an offensive game.

Another person who's completely missed the point.

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Originally Posted by Tom!

Another person who's completely missed the point.

The face palm is for?

I've not misunderstood anything, my post was about the card maker's attempts at adding "British-isms" to their game.

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Originally Posted by 08marsh

The face palm is for?

I've not misunderstood anything, my post was about the card maker's attempts at adding "British-isms" to their game.

And they've successfully done it, just because they mentioned a pub doesn't mean "OOH LOOOK THEYRE STEREOTYPING" The British version is a tweaked version because there was cards that people didn't understand, like some American celebrities and politicians that we might not of heard of, and there was some that we didn't understand when I played it with my older sister and her friend.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Tom!

And they've successfully done it, just because they mentioned a pub doesn't mean "OOH LOOOK THEYRE STEREOTYPING" The British version is a tweaked version because there was cards that people didn't understand, like some American celebrities and politicians that we might not of heard of, and there was some that we didn't understand when I played it with my older sister and her friend.

Yes, you can calm down from patronising me, I understood all of that.

I'm laughing at the fact they think including "The Queen's arse" is going to somehow make it funnier to Brits.... because we have a Queen. How hilarious.

I laugh at controversial jokes as much as the next person but this is quite a poor attempt at a game that's been around a heck of a long time anyway.