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    Cards Against Humanity

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    The document provides instructions for printing and assembling a homemade version of Cards Against Humanity. It recommends downloading the PDF, having it printed on heavy card stock, cutting the cards, and storing them in a clear storage box.

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    Cards Against Humanity

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    Diana Bengea
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    The document provides instructions for printing and assembling a homemade version of Cards Against Humanity. It recommends downloading the PDF, having it printed on heavy card stock, cutting the cards, and storing them in a clear storage box.

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    The document provides instructions for printing and assembling a homemade version of Cards Against Humanity. It recommends downloading the PDF, having it printed on heavy card stock, cutting the cards, and storing them in a clear storage box.

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    62 views29 pages

    Cards Against Humanity

    Uploaded by

    Diana Bengea
    The document provides instructions for printing and assembling a homemade version of Cards Against Humanity. It recommends downloading the PDF, having it printed on heavy card stock, cutting the cards, and storing them in a clear storage box.

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    1.

    Download the PDF and take it to a


    print shop. We found the best deal at
    Staples.
    2. Have them print the game on 2. Have them print the game on
    heavy, white card stock (80-pound or
    higher). The cards are all black and
    white, but if you can convince them to
    use the color printer for no additional
    cost, youll get a much nicer result.
    3. 3. For added fanciness, you can print
    black on the back of the question
    cards so theyre easier to tell apart.
    4. Cut the cards up using one of those
    big slicers. Take your time and do a
    nice job and the cards will be easier to
    handle later.
    5. 5. We got an awesome clear AMAC
    box (model 102C) for $1.50 at the
    Container Store that holds the cards
    perfectly.
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