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Feel Something.

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Marty | 28 | CT |
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Escape rooms exist but we’re all sleeping on the concept of a break-in room.

Within 50 minutes you and your group have to break into a room and steal something valuable. Themes include: 

  • The White House
  • Art museum 
  • Jewelry store
  • Best Buy 
  • Your ex’s apartment (where they have embarrassing and/or incriminating photos of you)
  • Rival scientist’s lab 
  • CEO’s summer home
  • Area 51
  • A lawyer’s house. You have the find evidence they’re crooked.

NICE. I’d also like to add: 

  • Mathilda-themed break-in, where you have to get in and out of Miss Trunchbull’s house for the doll and chocolates. For intermediate players only because that shit’s gonna be intense. 

Oh! That’s a beast!

But if we’re getting in and out, let’s up the ante.

  • James Bond theme. Get in, get the evidence of their plan and free the dumbass agent who got caught then get out. Timed to the length of their monologue!
  • Haunted library. You have to steal a rare book from the archives. Only one flashlight per player allowed. Good luck.
  • police station. all the cops are crooked and you need to find a specific case file/piece of evidence to prove someone was framed and take down the whole department in the process
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onimi18

Um y'all are sleeping on the most perfect theme:

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ayoedebiris

Where I’m from, most things blow up eventually. So I learned that when something dope comes along, you gotta lock it down! If you’re always frozen in fear and taking too long to figure out what to do, you’ll miss your opportunity, and maybe get sucked into the propeller of a swamp boat. Manny Jacinto as Jason Mendoza in The Good Place

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i think the hardest part about this job is not being able to say What The Fuck

During my sophomore year biology class, we all had to dissect worms. One of the kids in class ate one. A few minutes into the class, the teacher was like, “oh, by the way, make sure not to touch your mouth. These worms are covered in super poisonous formaldehyde.”

The kid who had eaten the work went pale. The kids at his desk huddled around him for a whispered discussion about whether or not he should admit to what he’d done, or keep his mouth shut and hope he survived it. He eventually decided that he did not want to risk death, put up his hand, and very timidly informed the teacher of his little snack.

The poor teacher. She just got this look on her face, like she was considering switching careers immediately. Anyway, she ended up calling 911. I don’t know how things went down at the hospital, but the kid survived.

Right. We’re going to have words about that last tag there.

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