Legitimate words
Let us use legitimate words. In ‘Body Parts’ why is breasts or nipple or the name of the genitalia crossed out as ******** and given a wrong answer mark? They’re legitimate answers, they’re not bad words or swearing. They’re actual body parts
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David Wilson commented
Absolutely agree — we should use legitimate words when referring to human anatomy, especially in educational or quiz contexts. Censoring terms like “breasts” or “nipple” sends the wrong message — these are biological terms, not profanity. Marking them wrong discourages accurate understanding. It's like watching content on Loklok( https://loklokhd.app/loklok-mod-apk/ ) — if you want real stories and real representation, you don’t blank out reality. Let’s keep language clear, respectful, and real.
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Rosa Daniel commented
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Anonymous
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This game is disappointingly White-centric with many names, famous people, activities, foods, etc. that are associated with the cultures of Black, Indigenous, and other people of color being deemed incorrect answers. A single example: not recognizing Ricky Ricardo as a famous person. This is unjust and significantly diminishes the playing experience.
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AP
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Also, why is a player allowed to use the same word to start their answer even in the same category? For example, one player used front end, front room, front of the line, for example, and received points for every answer. When I played the board game Scattergories, you were not allowed to use the same word on your answer sheet in any category on the page.