That's how I look when I'm first to join any video meeting these days! Good work Giphy - have a treat.

That was a great round. Loved it. Thanks Malc

A few people mentioned it might be better for the Family fortunes/pointless round if it took up a bit more time. Suggesting doing a longer version of it.

I'm not sure a whole evening of it would be the best thing, but what if it was longer than what we did yesterday?

Maybe doing 15 family fortunes cards (3 rounds of 5 perhaps?) and 15 pointless cards (once again 3 rounds of 5)?

What do you guys think? I don't want to dominate the whole evening with it, especially if most people would prefer something different.

A few people mentioned it might be better for the Family fortunes/pointless round if it took up a bit more time. Suggesting doing a longer version of it.

I'm not sure a whole evening of it would be the best thing, but what if it was longer than what we did yesterday?

Maybe doing 15 family fortunes cards (3 rounds of 5 perhaps?) and 15 pointless cards (once again 3 rounds of 5)?

What do you guys think? I don't want to dominate the whole evening with it, especially if most people would prefer something different.

"got a long list of ex lovers"

Mind still blown, but only hear it 50% of the time.

Laughter is definitely infectious.

When I were a lad, one of my chums came up with the idea of "going round the corner for a laugh." Sounds like the kind of thing kids would say, but in his case he meant it literally.

There was a low wall round the corner of our street, at the side of some shops, where three or four of us used to sit and hang out when we had nothing much to do. But when he came up with the idea, we'd sit there and each try to start laughing. Once one of us had started, the others couldn't help but start laughing as well. The more we laughed, the more we laughed, until we were doing so uncontrollably. It was a very odd but joyous experience.

that's brilliant

And also sounds like a Mortimerian Tale on Would I Lie To You?

He's on again this week, apparently,

gricer
A trainspotter, someone who braves rainy and windy station platforms to catch a glimpse of unusual trains. An unproved etymology holds that this word comes from a humorous pronunciation of “grouse”, making the connection between the supposed resemblance of trainspotting to grouse-shooting. The verb grice and the participle gricing are back-formations from gricer. This is from the website for Times Online and is my sense for the word as it is currently used. I would drop the word 'unusual' as a more generic definition would focus on fascination with trains as evidenced by gricing, i.e. wandering about the planet to see, ride, and photograph them

Enjoyed it last night. Would have run but for those dam rebels.

I don't think my pointless/family fortunes mashup round will be ready by Tuesday. I've had an idea (Michael Caine style at the end of the Italian Job!) and unlike Charlie Crocker I went to make sure it's done properly.

Giphy "i've had an idea":
https://media4.giphy.com/media/ihAUjbSzmsqDDKckUP/giphy-loop.mp4

I don't think my pointless/family fortunes mashup round will be ready by Tuesday.

Can't do tonight due to child's birthday (as if spending all day with then isn't enough).

Here's the track listing and cover of the Worst Compilation Album in the History of All Things.