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Overall Rating: ( 4 reviews )

1. ( 0 of 2 found this review helpful ) Posted: Jan 12 2008

   My husband and I received this as a gift for Christmas from our teenage son. He had good intentions, and we had a good laugh when we received it, but when we actually played the game with some friends, we expected a little more of a challenge. A very senior person might find it a bit of a challenge, trying to memorize three out of five facts per question, but they might be better off playing Trivial Pursuit or chess.

2. ( 13 of 15 found this review helpful ) Posted: Feb 10 2005

   This is a board game that even kept my teenagers cracking up! It involves some strategy, but mostly memory skills and the ability to laugh at yourself.

3. ( 16 of 17 found this review helpful ) Posted: Dec 13 2004

   Race around the board and challange each other to remember lists-from the simple to downright goofy. For example: can you remember to: pat your head, whistle "Dixie", stick out your tounge, give the peace sign and touch your nose...in that order? 2 to 8 players. Ages...sorry, but we can't remember how old you need to be to qualify! I read that out of the magazine that I orderd it from. Hope this helps.

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Overall Rating: ( 7 reviews )

1. Posted: Jul 23 2008

   even as i type this, money is raining down from my ceiling. i am feeling so prosperous and sassy. with each of roll of the dice, i've gotten new things: first a yot, then a wife, then a dog, then a mansion. thank you joel!!!!!!!!!!!!! i am totally living my best life RIGHT now. who knew that believing in God could pay off so much. i'm totally gonna be a christian till my luck runs out.

2. Posted: Oct 10 2007

   This was bought as a joke gift for a friend. Joel has popularized a gospel message that promises an easy, comfortable, and properous lifestyle to the Christian. He ignores the fact that God's primary purpose for us is to make the glory of God known to the world, and instead, Joel promotes an idea that loving God will result in making more money. This game gives us a great example of what is wrong with the prosperity gospel.

3. ( 2 of 2 found this review helpful ) Posted: May 25 2007

   This game doesn't have the same style as those of the Reformation and even earlier. Augustine's "Hungry, Hungry Bishop of Hippo" set a standard to which Osteen can only dream.

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