Funny Never Have I Ever Questions
209 funny questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
argued with a self-checkout machine out loud
209 funny questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
argued with a self-checkout machine out loud
Some rounds are not about secrets at all. They are about the fact that everyone has thanked a vending machine, argued out loud with a self-checkout, or spent a minute staring into an open fridge with no plan whatsoever.
This deck leans into that. The questions here are small, specific and slightly absurd — the kind where the laugh comes from recognition rather than shock. Nobody is confessing to anything serious. They are admitting that they once put both feet into the same trouser leg, or waved at somebody who was waving at the person behind them.
It works especially well with groups who do not know each other well enough for the sharper decks, and with families where the adult questions are off the table. It also works late in an evening, when a group has already told its big stories and wants something lighter to finish on. Expect more shouting than admitting.
Yes. The funny deck has no adult content, no drinking references and nothing that would embarrass someone in front of colleagues or relatives.
They work well, though the Icebreaker deck is written specifically for groups meeting for the first time and avoids anything that assumes shared history.
Specific questions are funnier. Nobody laughs at have you ever been clumsy, but a room will react to walking into a glass door in front of a queue.