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| Who's In The Bag | 
| Brand: Paul Lamond Games
Category: Toy
Buy New: £13.69
Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 134
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.8
Dimensions (in): 6.4 x 6.3 x 6.1
EAN: 5012822033406
ASIN: B0000A120Y
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually dispatched within 2 to 3 weeks
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Great fun! August 8, 2006
Twazzer (Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire)
29 out of 29 found this review helpful
A brilliant game based on very simple principles. The game consists of a bag, a timer and oval shaped cards on which there are the names of three people - fiction and non-fiction. The basic aim of the game is to describe as many people on the cards which are picked out of the bag to your team without naming the actual person in a set time limit. The game is reliant on verbal dexterity and quick thinking and anyone can play it.
Sounds very basic but it fantastic fun and creates a great atmosphere in any party. It also sounds easy but it can be very difficult especially when you get stuck on an obscure person to describe. The instructions give a variety of ways to play the game but the best way to play is to get stuck in and play the basic game first as outlined in the first paragraph.
Highly recommended.
A great way to pass the boredom of a family gathering November 20, 2003
42 out of 44 found this review helpful
With the prospect of Christmas looming many people will be dreading the thought of spending an excessive period of time through obligation with various family members. If this is you then Who's in the Bag can help.It is like the name game bit and the end of the TV quiz show of 'They think it's all over' but without Rory McGrath and Nick Hancock. It is pitched at children and adults with a variety of different people so you may or may not know what this person does but it is fun to try and infer the name without saying it. It is less contraversial than Monopoly and causes less arguments than Scrabble and certainly makes the time fly, as well as allowing you and your loved ones some time to relax and have a laugh and forget what you had been stressing about all day.
Fun for all the family April 9, 2005
22 out of 23 found this review helpful
Who's in the bag is a great game to take if your going on holiday, on long drives or flights, or if you just fancy fun on a night in. The game isn't aimed at anyone particularly as all the names, characters, and places in the bag come from different genres and time periods.This game makes the time fly and although it does have quite a long life it can become boring if you play it constantly round after round.
A dream game to use once the kids are in bed November 18, 2003
31 out of 34 found this review helpful
What FUN.... this small portable game is so simple to use but creates masses of mayhem and joy. How refreashing to have a simple concept that requires no batteries, wires or plugs and is as easy to carry round as an evening clutch bag!! This game comes to dinner parties, and on every holiday we take. It manages to fill the room with laughter whilst learning. Although this depends how much wine has been consumed. Why not pit the girls against the boy's to see who is the best and to see who will try to cheat. This never fails to bond even strangers into the fiercest team...
The only addition needed by the manufacturers is to create more cards...
Enjoy the battle!
Great game for 10-100yrs old! January 5, 2006
17 out of 19 found this review helpful
We played this game many times over Christmas, with lots of laughs. We had a great time with it. Children under about 10 would struggle, even with the childrens choice. I would suggest getting an extra set of names, as once you've been through the bag once or twice, some of the names become familiar.
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