Never Have I Ever Questions for Guys
139 for guys questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
pretended to know about a car engine
139 for guys questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
pretended to know about a car engine
The running theme of this deck is confidence slightly exceeding ability. Opening a car bonnet and looking at it with no plan. Insisting on a shortcut. Refusing to read the instructions and then having parts left over.
There is a long DIY section that most people will recognise from either side: using a shoe as a hammer, fixing something with tape permanently, hitting something until it works, and occasionally succeeding that way. There are questions about carrying every bag in one trip on principle, about hurting yourself refusing help, about measuring once and cutting twice.
Then it moves through games and sport — rage quitting, blaming lag, blaming a teammate within four seconds, saying one more game for two hours, still bringing up one match from years ago. There is a section on cooking that is mostly about barbecues and unsolicited grilling advice.
It ends quieter, on the questions about how men actually talk: replying with one word, saying fine when it is not, and finding a real conversation easier side by side in a car than face to face.
It is written as affectionate self-recognition rather than mockery, and anyone can play it. The Friends and Party decks are neutral if you prefer.
No. Nothing explicit, and drinking is barely mentioned.
Three to eight. Many questions produce a story, and larger groups do not leave room for those.