Captain Hook always used rubber worms
Here is a scene with possible explanations to help you play the Hilarious Party Game: What Is Your Scene? (‘What Is Your Scene?’, an eBook Game is on Sale on Amazon world wide web sites)
One Player Reads this scene: “Captain Hook always used rubber worms.”
The rest of the Players could write on slips of paper (or text/email) to give back to the reader to read these possible scene explanations:
- Player 1) Captain Hook hated the feel of a gooey worm.
- Player 2) Captain Hook was tired of real worms falling off his fishing line.
- Player 3) With only one hand, it was impossible for Captain Hook to thread the worm.
- Player 4) Captain Hook needed a rubber fish for a pillow.
- Player 5) Captain Hook knew that rubber worms were commonly used as crocodile repellant.
- Player 6) Captain Hook was evil and therefore, enjoyed teasing the fish.
- Player 7) Captain Hook found it was the only way to catch great whites.
- Player 8) Captain Hook didn’t really want to catch fish.
- Player 9) The local store only sold 10 foot long worms so he had to settle for rubber.
- Player 10) The local store was also crooked and sold him fake worms as he paid with a rubber cheque.
- Player 11) He put them into the birdfeeder to lure in a robin lunch.
- Player 12) He used the rubber worms to mend holes in his sails.
- Player 13) He would shoot rubber worms out of his old fashionned pistol to stun the enemy.
- Player 14) He won many battles by using the rubber worms to clog up the enemy’s rudder system.
The fun comes in guessing who wrote what scoring a point for each explanation you match up to the correct player! Click on this Game Rules link or this click on this How to Play – Video link to learn how to play this game as it is so easy to play.
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