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Back in the 70s and early 80s, we played a card game known as kinky. Regular deck of cards, card types had a sexual connotation. Hearts and diamonds meant ass and asshole, clubs were dual meaning breasts and balls, king and queen had specific gender tasks or requirements for drawing that card, drawing the ace of spades basically gave you control sexually over anyone playing the game.
Three of any type allowed you to skip a ‘turn’, which was what the master who drew the ace of spades was called. That person could interpret the cards drawn at that point and tell the person what was required of them. At the outset of the game, everyone was assigned a number, for each person playing. You were to do whatever the kink draw card demanded with the number that preceded yours. Anyone not playing had to leave, no one was allowed to watch the proceedings without actively participating. After everyone had one turn, your assigned number increased by one. This way, during the course of the game, everyone could have a sexual encounter with each player.
Three of any type allowed you to skip a ‘turn’, which was what the master who drew the ace of spades was called. That person could interpret the cards drawn at that point and tell the person what was required of them. At the outset of the game, everyone was assigned a number, for each person playing. You were to do whatever the kink draw card demanded with the number that preceded yours. Anyone not playing had to leave, no one was allowed to watch the proceedings without actively participating. After everyone had one turn, your assigned number increased by one. This way, during the course of the game, everyone could have a sexual encounter with each player.
Back in the 70s and early 80s, we played a card game known as kinky. Regular deck of cards, card types had a sexual connotation. Hearts and diamonds meant ass and asshole, clubs were dual meaning breasts and balls, king and queen had specific gender tasks or requirements for drawing that card, drawing the ace of spades basically gave you control sexually over anyone playing the game.
Three of any type allowed you to skip a ‘turn’, which was what the master who drew the ace of spades was called. That person could interpret the cards drawn at that point and tell the person what was required of them. At the outset of the game, everyone was assigned a number, for each person playing. You were to do whatever the kink draw card demanded with the number that preceded yours. Anyone not playing had to leave, no one was allowed to watch the proceedings without actively participating. After everyone had one turn, your assigned number increased by one. This way, during the course of the game, everyone could have a sexual encounter with each player.
Three of any type allowed you to skip a ‘turn’, which was what the master who drew the ace of spades was called. That person could interpret the cards drawn at that point and tell the person what was required of them. At the outset of the game, everyone was assigned a number, for each person playing. You were to do whatever the kink draw card demanded with the number that preceded yours. Anyone not playing had to leave, no one was allowed to watch the proceedings without actively participating. After everyone had one turn, your assigned number increased by one. This way, during the course of the game, everyone could have a sexual encounter with each player.