i dare you to stand in front of 1 of your family members>:)

@-apple_sauce-
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huh?

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I dare you to refuse to do any dares that violate any of the 10 commandments:
Thou shall not ****,
Shall Never rob or steal,
Shall honor thy parents, (No dares your parents would disapprove of)
Shall keep sabbath holy (no weekend dares)

Thou shall not bear false testimony (No dares for prank emergency call, no daring lies to judge, officer, or parents)
No adulty (no 'naked activity' dares)
No coveting (don't want what isn't yours, & no conspiring to do any 7 deadly sins)
That's 7 of the 10.

So, no murdering, no making fun of Jesus, and no making any art depicting ***, worship, or drawings that mock religion in this game.

(I mean, now that I see this, dare games would be alot safer if the 10 commandments were used)
And if the only rules for dares other than the 3 additional dare rules 'always tell the truth, or be quiet'
"do dares only when doesn't violate the 10 commandments or local laws"
"3 strikes and you're out unless a dare is cruel, unusual, harmful, illegal or inconsentual"

Actually, I have a really good name for this new dare game: "Daring Exodus" eh, it sounds lame but at least nobody will ever trademark it.

@-apple_sauce-
feedback, is it ironic that the dare game is actually kosher simply by adding those 10 simple rules?

@NextSwitch-S2 huh wow-

I mean, all you need for a safer game is to have points on if you can accomplish something difficult, so the more difficult the dare is to actually complete, but not try the more likely your opponent will not be able to get a pount, and you get points instead. If they try and fail, they get -1 point and the challenger wins +1
if the challenge is refused, then score remains neutral.
When asking truth, you may offer your opponent free points by asking for truth, if satisfied you may give them +1pt

Other players who aren't participating in the current round can shout "unfair dare" and ask the person who asked someone an unfair dare to answer any question, including school subjects, math, or a friendly question. If the answer is true, the score is neutral if the answer is incorrect, or wrong (no calcultors to cheat at math)
then players look up the answer to the question, unless it's a personal friendly question. hmm I don't know "what line is mine anyway"

:skull: what the heII

This turned into an RE lesson