cards against humanity online custom decks

Pretty fucking awesome answer if you ask me. What’s the best moment of playing Cards Against Humanity you can recall? I plan on going to Burning Man this year and playing on the Playa without fear. (It makes an EXCELLENT DRINKING GAME) I also don’t need to worry about playing outside in the wind or dirt.

In addition to not having to worry about spills - which is handy when you turn Cards Against Humanity into a drinking game. How many and what kind of liquids have you spilled on Cards Against Humanity? Not to mentions my own special set of secret white cards. This is especially cool to customize the game questions to your region or city. So if I or a friend think of a cool card to add. I setup a template and it batch prints from a spreadsheet. The other cool advantage is I can create custom cards at will. My brother Thomas will kill anything you give him. The most common killer of paper cards: fidgeters and spills. This way the cards in the game will last forever and can’t get destroyed. In fact I went a step further and purchased the expensive CR-80 Plastic Cards the thickest plastic I could get with a glossy finish. So when I wanted to print the cards for the game plastic was my top choice. I’ve been trying to convince my wife for two years we need a Dyson hand dryer in our bathroom instead of towels. I’ve always preferred to spend more and buy something once.

You could buy a blender every two years or you can dish out $600 and get a Vita Mix that lasts 25 years. You’ll notice for three times the price they are built far better. Go into Lowes and compare the residential locks and doors to the commercial ones. I like having commercial grade stuff that is built to last. Instead of printing the free version we make available online, you typed out your own set. I need to be able to print on demand custom cards, hence the purchase of a Fargo HID DTC-4500. I ended up buying the printer to print gift cards for a business I’m starting in the Bay Area. Stuff like crazy ID Cards, VIP Passes for a party or event, and of course to upgrade my Costco Executive Member to a self-made super-executive card. We wanted to know what possessed Chris to go through the trouble of creating his own version, how it turned out and what other things he likes to customize around his house.ĬAH: What motivated you to buy a plastic printer and what model do you have?Ĭhris: I always thought it would be so cool to print on plastic cards. Although a PDF of Cards Against Humanity is available for free online, fan Chris McGoey-Smith typed and printed a custom plastic deck.

Cards against humanity online custom decks