Featuring 200 prompts from books, movies, television shows, and songs, this pocket-size take on classic charades makes for a lively guessing game for friends and family.
Failure...self doubt...existential despair: this best sums up your feelings in the immediate aftermath of playing "Box of Rocks." Why? Read on, professor...
You have three chances to beat the Box of Rocks at trivia. 300 multiple choice questions are peppered across 100 cards. The answer to all of the questions is either 0, 1, or 2. Also included are a wooden human pawn and three synthetic yet astoundingly astute Rocks (it?s rumored that they teach night classes at the University)?
Anyway, have someone read any one of the questions aloud to you (preferably in front of a group of friends and loved ones who relish public humiliation). Speak your answer. Now shake the Box, containing two of the numbered Rocks. Hold your breath and open the Box. Is the answer you gave correct, or have the Rocks guessed the right number? Advance either the human pawn or the third Rock one space on the score card. It?s a best of three challenge, and the chance at beating these clever little pebbles isn?t as easy as you?ve hoped. Pass the challenge to the next victim and take some time to yourself. One round of game play takes all of 3 minutes; The shame lasts decidedly longer.
Remember that friend who asked you the questions? Odds are they're reassessing your position in the peer group. Our recommendation is to return home, hide that Box in some dark corner of your hall closet, and play Parcheesi next time. Parcheesi is fun! Parcheesi is easier on the ego. At the very least, Parcheesi pawns can?t personally defeat you. These Rocks can?very, very quickly.
Are You Smarter Than a Box of Rocks?
The king's court is no place for the faint of heart? or the weak of claw and fang. Here, almost everyone is secretly plotting to attain the greatest amount of power in three sphere
Match the cats and kittens of 25 breeds from around the world in this beautifully illustrated memory game. To play, simply place the cards face down and see if you can remember where the mother cat and her kitten are located. Collect more pairs than your opponent to win!
Failure...self doubt...existential despair: this best sums up your feelings in the immediate aftermath of playing "Box of Rocks." Why? Read on, professor...
You have three chances to beat the Box of Rocks at trivia. 300 multiple choice questions are peppered across 100 cards. The answer to all of the questions is either 0, 1, or 2. Also included are a wooden human pawn and three synthetic yet astoundingly astute Rocks (it?s rumored that they teach night classes at the University)?
Anyway, have someone read any one of the questions aloud to you (preferably in front of a group of friends and loved ones who relish public humiliation). Speak your answer. Now shake the Box, containing two of the numbered Rocks. Hold your breath and open the Box. Is the answer you gave correct, or have the Rocks guessed the right number? Advance either the human pawn or the third Rock one space on the score card. It?s a best of three challenge, and the chance at beating these clever little pebbles isn?t as easy as you?ve hoped. Pass the challenge to the next victim and take some time to yourself. One round of game play takes all of 3 minutes; The shame lasts decidedly longer.
Remember that friend who asked you the questions? Odds are they're reassessing your position in the peer group. Our recommendation is to return home, hide that Box in some dark corner of your hall closet, and play Parcheesi next time. Parcheesi is fun! Parcheesi is easier on the ego. At the very least, Parcheesi pawns can?t personally defeat you. These Rocks can?very, very quickly.
Are You Smarter Than a Box of Rocks?
A classic game in a handy size, contains Cribbage board, cards, scoring pegs and instructions. Board size 21 x 5 x 1cm (8 1/2? x 2? x 3/8?) when open. A classic game in a handy size.
This game is based on one of the most unconventional ideas ever to have come out of international warfare – dazzle ships! Inspired by the shock and awe of Cubism and Vorticism, the dazzle ships of the First World War used a striking form of bold camouflage to confuse enemy attackers.
Desktop Edition Bowling Game Features:
- Material: Paper, Felt, Metal, Plastic
- Packaging: Color Box
- Size: 5"L x 1.5"?W H
Desktop Edition Golf Game Features:
- Material: Paper, Felt, Metal, Plastic
- Packaging: Color Box
- Size: 5"L x 1.5"?W H
Bridge is a card game of advanced skill, which has origins dating back to the 19th and 20 centuries. Designed for group play, this game is played by four people in two pairs. A lovely accent for any room, bridge encourages conversation and friendly competition among new and old friends. Our beautiful Bridge Score Pads feature artwork and designs created by artist and sourced from museums around the world. They're a perfect idea for your next hostess gift or addition to your bridge party. Each beautiful bridge score pad includes 39 pages.
- Contract Bridge scoring rules on inner cover.
- Our Swiss printer, Graphische Anstalt J.E Wolfensberger AG, is an FSC-certified printer.
- 1 Score Pad
- 7.25" x 4.25"
- Our score pads feature designs to coordinate with playing cards and tallies in theCaspari Bridge collection.
In this design: Adapted from an original textile in the Musée de L'Impression sur Étoffes, Mulhouse, these graceful flowers transport you to the French countryside on a sunny day.
Put down your smartphone and pick up a pencil! This fresh interpretation of classic paper-and-pencil games features five tear-off pads with colorful edging and sleek modern graphics. The set includes five two-player games, some familiar and some new: three-dimensional Tic-Tac-Toe, Dots & Boxes, Hedron, Nim, and Hex.
Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of The Game of Life with this wonderful classic edition. Everything you adored about the original 1960 game will be found inside. Good fortune is always around the corner. That's LIFE!
- Ages:10 and up
- Players:2 to 6
- Contents:Sturdy bi-fold game board with plastic buildings and mountains, money pad, cards, Stock & Insurance Certificates, 8 plastic cars, pink & blue "People" pegs, number board, banker?s trays and rules.
