I like to write, and I think I'm funny, so this was a great party game for me. Like one reviewer said, you can build on previous rounds, and it gets even funnier. It's also a good family game, and one of the few games my autistic kid likes to play. (Although some of his tries are a bit off the wall.)

If TV weren't run by idiots, you could do a hell of a celebrity game show with this game.

1. People learn the game in 30 seconds
2. Anyone can jump in at any time (but seldom jump out)
3. The 4-8 players is a suggestion. Theoretically, you can play with more (though the game slows down)
4. People who don't think they're funny can learn to strategize in a right-brain sort of way.
5. I find this game highly addictive. Follow-up game: "Why Did the Chicken take Methodone?"

I make no bones about it. I am a creative person. I love to write, and I'm a professional comic. Whereas I don't use the jokes from this game on stage, I find it extremely fun and fascinating. I win sometimes, I lose sometimes. Sometimes I don't agree with the judge, whether it's for or against my joke. But usually, by the time the game ends, someone else has to tell me if I won. I just don't care. It's the journey, not the destination that matters.

People think as a comic, I'll win this game every time. I've lost to computer people, shy people, unfunny people, unemployed people, clowns, and even a pet goldfish. (It's hard to think when you're in a fish tank, drowning. That did have the other goldfish laughing though.)

Win? Lose? I don't care. This game is just fun to play.