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If you land on the space for these you can pick up a card that has the description of a gay man on it. If you do, you should agree on these before the game begins.

Chance and Community Chest

Before you start the game of strip Monopoly, you may wish to write some of your own Chance and Community Chest cards and mix them into the pile.

These could have things like “Remove one item of clothing” or “Swap one item of clothing with the player to your left”.

Free Parking cash

Whenever anyone has to pay a fine to the bank, they place the cash in the middle of the board (after selling clothes if needed).

If you land on Free Parking, you have the choice to:

1. Collect all of the cash
2. Put one item of clothing back on
3. Force everyone else to remove one item of clothing

Keeping your underwear on

If a player does not wish to go fully naked but does not have enough money to pay, they may instead choose to make out with every player in the game (except family members).

This will enable them to skip paying whatever would have caused them to end up naked.

This rule may only be actioned once per player, during the game.

This is definitely an adult version, but it’s simple to learn and doesn’t involve too much thinking to get started.

Love Battleship is a nicely made game that features beautiful watercolor illustrations of the activities. The absence of a condition report does not indicate the absence of condition issues with the lot. Unofficial Monopoly parody, created by a division of Fire Island Games Inc.

Illustrated offset print board game, with board, playing cards, bills, "bar tokens," and play pieces.

Pay with cash or clothes

When you need to pay for something (e.g.

However, there has been some confusion over the gender of Sandy…

Phil Orbanes, the former senior vice president of Parker Brothers and chief judge at world Monopoly tournaments wrote a book called ‘The Monopoly Companion’ in 1988. Round face

Both the Pringles Man and the Monopoly Man have notably rounded faces.

Mustache

The Pringles guy and the Monopoly guy have very similar mustaches.

While much of the game follows the classic rules of Monopoly, there are a few additions that make this game stand out…

One of these is the inclusion of Family Pride cards. But, you will have an unusual and unique game that is probably going to go up in value over the years.

Or does the guy on the Monopoly box also have a side hustle modeling for Pringles?

Well, wonder no more. Aunt Effie was introduced to the public in 1946, in the Parker Brothers game Rich Uncle. Beady eyes

The Pringles Man and the Monopoly Man both have small, dark beady eyes. So you can’t just keep landing on someone’s hotels and making out with everyone instead of paying up!

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All bids are final. Hopefully, it will for you!

Here’s a clip from the movie to jog your memory…

How To Play Strip Monopoly

Strip Monopoly (also called named Monopoly or dirty Monopoly) is very similar to regular Monopoly and can be played with any Monopoly set.

The Monopoly guy’s name is Milburn Pennybags, whereas the Pringles guy’s name is Julius Pringles.

The fact that the Monopoly Man and the Pringles man are two different characters has been confirmed by the official Monopoly UK account on Twitter…

Further proof that the Pringles guy and the Monopoly Man are two different people comes from this video which shows both of them engaging in a rap battle!

Are the Pringles guy and Monopoly guy related?

The Pringle Man and the Monopoly Man are, in fact, relatives.

Lighting and electronics have not been tested and should be professionally evaluated prior to use. You’ll certainly want to be careful who you play it with, though! It was released by a division of Fire Island Games called Parker Sisters (the Monopoly brand was owned by Parker Brothers).

Unfortunately, Parker Brothers didn’t see the funny side, and the creators of the Monopoly gay edition were sued for copyright infringement!

This means that very few copies of the game were ever made.

We’ve all seen Star Wars and Disney Monopoly on the shelves, but this post is about an edition that you might not have heard of and certainly won’t have seen in the shops – Gay Monopoly.

Gay Monopoly is one of the rarest versions of Monopoly, ever! Bidders are responsible for determining the physical condition of items prior to bidding.

She is a stickler for the rules and loves to find vintage Monopoly sets in second-hand shops.