Ginger Fox Bumfuzzle Card Game. Brain Muddling, Fast-Paced Fun for Family Nights In, Parties and More. Great for Adults and Teens over 12 Years Old. Laugh-Out-Loud Quick Action Play For 2+ Players

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Plenty, it turned out, and their journey would take them three years through storms, kerfluffles with immigration and customs in multiple countries, encounters with whales and dolphins, and their own inexperience. Bumfuzzle is the story of a couple's journey around the world in a catamaran (for which the book is named).

I bet this book ruffled some feathers among the snooty cruising crowd and I almost wet myself laughing several times when he described the herd mentality and mindless idiocy of some of the people who are so proud of being "full-time sailors. I enjoy travel books, so despite the rather ridiculous title of this one I figured I'd give it a go. Card Games for Adults and Kids - Family card games like Bumfuzzle are popular on adult games hangout and family game night, even with just 2 players. Description Join Professor Simon Rees for this family-friendly, interactive show exploring the creative and imaginative world of science.This book has some mixed reviews but if you go in expecting it for what it is, a SAILING Journal, then you won't be disappointed. Brace yourself for an unpredictable showdown where quick thinking is your best ally, yet the game has an uncanny ability to keep you on the edge of hilarity.

I do quite enjoy there get up and go attitude and the sheer fact that they succeeded in what they set out to do on their terms. Yes, many criticize the authors for their lack of experience however their commitment to the journey is wonderful and sticks with you for a long time.She LITERALLY "can't boil an egg" but she's so photogenic that she was chosen to star in a National Geographic documentary. So, we learn everything we can about our products and create our own photos, descriptions, and videos that let you see all aspects of each item. They have taken a lot of flack from the boating community, which considers their undertaking to be nothing short of reckless and their sucess gets attributed, I'm sure, to dum luck. For Pat and Ali, boats and sailing are just the means to get around the world, it’s not a lifestyle for them.

Yes, the author is a bit critical of the cruising community and it truth, if you can't take a little criticism how is it that you weather all those other storms? This post epitomizes the success of your blog/lifestyle/books and anything else you’d care to add: it’s informative, attention-grabbing, well written and funny as hell without being absurd. I was surprised to learn they didn't like the compass on deck, good thing the computer didn't crash. Mind-Muddling, Mischief-Maker Family Games - Have you ever played a game designed to confuse and trick you?There is no ego here or fear, on the part of the author that other sailors might be critical of the many mistakes made and lack of knowledge displayed by these two sailing novices. I did this, and then I went there and did that, and after that I did this, and I don’t like sailing, then we went there and did this; I don’t like cruisers either, then we went here, and I don’t like sailing, then we did that, did we mention that we don’t like cruisers? The only reason they had any sailing experience at all, was because they each took a single day, seven hour class, to learn how to sail, in preparation for the trip. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Who would believe 2 white collars workers with no nautical experience except 1day of class could sailing around the world.

Sadly, instead of encouraging young folks to be adventurous, they seem to be insulted that youngsters have the nerve to buck the system. And you know what, it is okay that other sailors probably scoff at the couple, who in fact, now have more sailing experience, (having covered more miles in a greater variety of places) than most of them ever will. I enjoyed the read, as someone else has said it's a sailing journal presenting the authors point of view. but I'd hoped for a little more about the places he actually visited, instead of just endless descriptions of sailing. A quick-thinking, rapid fire game which will twist your tongue and make you second guess your every move, this card game of Bumfuzzle is fast-paced and full of fun.

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