Random jaw dropping dares, they are funny and engaging if somewhat embarrassing dares. The dares outlined here can be used alone to play the game or can be used as a launching point to create your own challenges. These dares are designed to address groups of teens through adults. There is no blatantly adult content but it is not suitable for younger players.
Ride another player like a horse and do your best & loudest "YeeeHawww"
Use a seductive voice to tell another player about one of your turn offs
Blow a raspberry on the stomach of another player
Dress up like a boy scout. Be creative about the uses of items and props to approximate the boy scout uniform.
Speak Like Elmer Fudd for the next three rounds.
Change your email signature to read "proud servant of Xena Warrior Princess" Keep it that way for 24 hours.
Get on all four and howl and bark at another player anytime they move or speak for the next 3 rounds.
Call your mother and ask her if she believes in aliens?
Put on a blindfold and feel another players face, see if you can guess who it is buy touch alone.
Tuck in your shirt and drop an ice cube down your front. You must then perform a break dance until the ice cube shakes out or melts.
For the rest of the evening wear a bicycle helmet. If a helmet is unavailable enlist the other players to help you fashion one out of cardboard, foil or whatever is available.
Peel a banana with out using your hands.
Do your best impress of a famous person for the next 5 minutes.
Shake a strangers hand and refuse to let go.
See how many ice cubes you can fit in your mouth at one time.
Go to the kitchen and eat something that is not meant to be eaten alone (like chili powder, pepper, etc).
Select two other players to dance the "can-can" with
For the rest of the night begin everything you say with "All hail Queen Nefertiti."
Perform an interpretive dance without the aid of any music.
Pick a player and make them laugh by whatever means you can. If you cannot make them laugh in 30 seconds you perform a second dare.
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