Cards against humanity is a card game for young adults, or even older generations to have fun and play a game without too much seriousness. The cards use obscene language and scenarios to make the game humorous and easy to laugh with friends and family. However, this quality of the game may not appeal to every type of personality. Someone may be at the age appropriate to play this game, but may not find this kind of language funny, thus\u00a0 taking away from the play of the game for that specific person.<\/p>\n

This rhetorical strategy for a game can be risky, but it allows a group of people to bond and laugh together as many games do. The obscenity of the game allows one to get a look into a completely different side of a person that may not be revealed in casual or professional conversation. Their type of humor or lack there of is revealed. The game causes the players to want to be their funniest so they can win and be picked as leader of the next round.<\/p>\n

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