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    The document describes several party games that can be played at an adult picnic. They include: - A limbo contest where participants must bend backwards to pass under a lowering yardstick without squatting. - Butt charades where teams try to guess words spelled out through hip movements without saying them aloud. - Frisbee golf played like standard golf by throwing frisbees at towels placed as holes across an open area. - A "dad challenge" where men try to hold a toy baby, talk on the phone, and hang clothes on a line within 60 seconds. - A three-legged balloon race where pairs tied together must hold a balloon between their heads while racing.

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    The document describes several party games that can be played at an adult picnic. They include: - A limbo contest where participants must bend backwards to pass under a lowering yardstick without squatting. - Butt charades where teams try to guess words spelled out through hip movements without saying them aloud. - Frisbee golf played like standard golf by throwing frisbees at towels placed as holes across an open area. - A "dad challenge" where men try to hold a toy baby, talk on the phone, and hang clothes on a line within 60 seconds. - A three-legged balloon race where pairs tied together must hold a balloon between their heads while racing.

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    The document describes several party games that can be played at an adult picnic. They include: - A limbo contest where participants must bend backwards to pass under a lowering yardstick without squatting. - Butt charades where teams try to guess words spelled out through hip movements without saying them aloud. - Frisbee golf played like standard golf by throwing frisbees at towels placed as holes across an open area. - A "dad challenge" where men try to hold a toy baby, talk on the phone, and hang clothes on a line within 60 seconds. - A three-legged balloon race where pairs tied together must hold a balloon between their heads while racing.

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    Adult Games

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    Abhishek Sinha
    The document describes several party games that can be played at an adult picnic. They include: - A limbo contest where participants must bend backwards to pass under a lowering yardstick without squatting. - Butt charades where teams try to guess words spelled out through hip movements without saying them aloud. - Frisbee golf played like standard golf by throwing frisbees at towels placed as holes across an open area. - A "dad challenge" where men try to hold a toy baby, talk on the phone, and hang clothes on a line within 60 seconds. - A three-legged balloon race where pairs tied together must hold a balloon between their heads while racing.

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    Some outdoor games that can be played by groups are described, including limbo, Frisbee golf, three-legged balloon race, and blanket volleyball.

    Games described include limbo, Frisbee golf, Dad Challenge, three-legged balloon race, Mummy Wrap, and Apples to Oranges.

    In Apples to Oranges, an apple and orange are passed around a circle to music. Players are eliminated if the fruit is in a certain position (before, after, or just the fruit itself) when the music stops.

    Limbo Contest

    Equipment:

    Yardstick and upbeat music

    Play:

    Another way to have some


    competitive fun and
    demonstrate your youthful
    flexibility is to have a limbo
    contest. With a yardstick
    and some upbeat music,
    particularly something with a
    Latin beat, it's easy to get
    the game going. To begin,
    designate one or two people
    to be in charge of holding
    the limbo stick. Next, start
    the music and each
    participant is to walk under
    the stick. Make sure to start with the stick high enough that everyone can clear it easily. Once everyone has passed under
    the stick, the stick holders need to lower it by a couple of inches. With the stick lower, participants must bend backwards to
    clear it, and they are not allowed to squat or stoop. Anyone who cannot clear the stick is eliminated from the game. As the
    stick is lowered, only the most flexible players will remain. The winner is the last remaining person to pass under the stick.

    Butt Charades

    Equipment:

    None

    Play:

    Cut up slips of paper with words on them and put them


    into a bag. Break up into two teams. Get a volunteer
    from each team to spell the word he/she took out of the
    bag by moving their hips (spelling the words with thier
    butts!). (Make sure they do not say a word to give away
    clues.) If their team does not figure out the word after
    two spellings, the other team gets to guess.

    Make it interesting by the words you


    choose, try to keep it clean. We don't
    want any dirty butts!
    Frisbee Golf

    Equipment:

    To play, you will need four white or brightly


    colored beach towels, enough Frisbees so
    that each person has one, and a paper and
    pencil to keep score.

    Play:

    Great adult picnic game! Place the towels far


    enough away that there is plenty of room to
    throw the Frisbee towards them. The rules are
    similar to standard golf. Each player will "tee
    off" by throwing the Frisbee with the goal of
    landing it on the first towel. After each player
    has thrown once, continue to throw the
    Frisbee until it lands on the towel. The
    number of throws is the score for that "hole."
    Once every player has landed his or her
    Frisbee on the towel, continue on to the next
    "hole." You can add additional "holes" by moving the towels. The game can be played with any number of participants. The
    winneris the player with the lowest number of throws.

    Dad Challenge

    Equipment:

    Clothesline, phone, toy baby doll, basket of clothes, clothe pins

    Play:

    Hang a clothesline at the party scene, then hand each player a phone, a
    baby (doll of course), a basket of clothes and some clothe pins. The object
    of the game is to have each player hold the baby properly, while on the
    phone and hanging clothes. They must at all times be chatting on the
    phone and hold the baby as if it were real. See how many clothes they can
    hang on the line in 60 seconds, but the object of the game is to see if they
    can handle a mom’s job for 60 seconds without dropping the child or the
    phone. Good Luck and Enjoy! Dads of all ages and men in general are
    encouraged to play this game. Have all men, teenagers and especially,
    fathers give it a try. This is a great game for father/son outings. It is
    hilarious to see them juggle so hard to keep that baby in their arms.
    Three-Legged Balloon Race

    Equipment:

    Balloons and bandanas

    Play:

    Put your heads together and race!

    This game is for 6 or


    more players and should
    be played outside or in an
    open area. Split into pairs
    and give each pair a
    balloon and a bandana.
    Standing side by side,
    have teammates use the
    bandana to tie their legs
    together. Then,
    teammates have to hold
    the balloon between their
    heads and race to the end of the playing field and back. If they drop their balloon, they
    have to start all over again. The team that gets back to the starting line first wins.
    Ready, set, go!

    Mummy Wrap

    Equipment:

    3 or 6 rolls of toilet paper

    Play:

    Super adult picnic game! Pick three groups of three people each.
    Give each a roll or two of toilet paper. Make sure you give each
    team the same amount. Two people wrap up (like a mummy) the
    third person in the group. The object of the game is to: See who
    can wrap up their "mummy" first or who is most creative in their
    "mummifying". You may wish to add a few other objects into the
    game (Q-tips, t.p. rolls, etc.) to aid in the "artistic expression
    possibilities". You could have the crowd vote or the staff.
    TP OverUnder

    Equipment:

    Several rolls of toilet paper

    Play:

    This pathetic game actually works sometimes, although don't


    count your chickens. Line up your teams (however many you
    want). The object is to pass toilet paper, unraveling it as you go
    over their head then the next person under their legs and so on
    until the back of the line. If toilet paper breaks, the person must
    tie it together before continuing to unravel. First one to the back
    (or back up, or the back person runs it to the front of the line,
    etc.) wins. INSTEAD PASING THE BALL

    I'm Going Hunting: You play this game in a circle and


    your memory counts. One person in the circle starts
    the game off by saying, "I'm going hunting and I'm
    taking an arrow." The next person will have to repeat what the person next to him said, and then add
    something new from the next letter in the alphabet. "I'm going hunting, and I'm taking an arrow and a
    bow." You keep this going around the circle until one person cannot remember what he is taking. That
    person is out and you see if the next person can complete the phrase. You don't necessarily have to
    choose something that you would normally take hunting - it can be funny. You can also modify this game
    to a specific topic. "I'm going shopping and I'm buying a…."

    Blanket volleyball: Set up two teams, with each team member holding a corner of his or her team's
    blanket. This will work best with 8 people (4 on each side holding one corner of a blanket) but with a few
    athletic types could be played with fewer people. Have one team serve the volleyball by placing the ball
    in the middle of the blanket. They are to lower the blanket and then raise it quickly as a team, to allow
    the ball to become air borne. The opposing team must catch the volleyball in their blanket and toss it
    back again. The ball can be tossed back and forth over a net, but it's not necessary.
    Required: 2 - Fun Gripper Volley or Soccer balls
    Players: Two, four or six players

    Players are in circle formation, facing in. Each is in wide straddle step with the side of the foot against the
    neighbors. The hands are on the knees.
    Two balls are used. The object of the game is to throw one of the balls between the legs of any player before
    they can get their hands down and stop it. Each time the ball goes between the legs of an individual, a point is
    scored against that individual. The players having the least points against them are the winners.
    Be sure the players catch and roll the ball rather than bat it. Players must keep their hands on their knees until
    a ball is thrown at them.
    Once mastered, a variation can be played. Variation: Player is in the center with a ball and is it. The other
    players are in the same formation as above. One ball is used. The center player tries to roll the ball through the
    legs of any player he or she chooses. They should fake their intent, using feints and changes of direction. Any
    player that allows the ball to go through their legs becomes it. All players start with hands on knees until the
    ball is thrown.

    Apples to Oranges
    Required: One apple, one orange, paper, pencil, container,
    and music Game of the Month 4/01
    Players: Small to large groups

    Print out slips of paper that you will pull out of a container. Each slip will be labeled differently as follows:
    before the apple, the apple, after the apple, before the orange, the orange, and after the orange. You might
    want to do a couple sets in case certain slips become detectable after use. Once you’ve completed the slips
    place them in a container mix them up. Have players stand in a circle, give the apple to one person and the
    orange to someone across the circle, then start the music. They are to pass the fruits until the music stops.
    When the music stops, pull out a slip of paper and read it. If the paper states before the specific fruit that
    person is out. If it’s after the specific fruit that person is out. If it just states a fruit that person is out. So not
    only do you have to worry about holding the fruit but where it is in the circle. If you have a large group, set up
    several circles or a circle within a circle would be cool. You could also use different colored FlingSocks instead of
    fruit. Variations to the game can be passing the fruits under the leg, behind the back or twirl around once then
    pass the fruit

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