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You've Got Crabs
You've Got Crabs
2018 | Adult, Card Game, Game Expansion, Humor, Party Game
Easy concept (2 more)
Competititve
Quirky art
Can only be played in pairs (0 more)
Card game with a quirky innuendo
This is such a simple card game which lightens up any occasion. Players team up in pairs to collect cards with amusing art and use a secret signal to shout "you've got crabs" at their partner to win a point (crab shaped token).
  
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Heathski (173 KP) rated Killing Eve in TV

Jan 31, 2019  
Killing Eve
Killing Eve
2018 | Crime, Drama, Thriller
Acting (1 more)
Plot
Beautifully twisted
I really loved this show. It's dark but funny, weird and quirky. The 2 main characters totally draw you in and are acted superbly. Some people criticised it on how it portrayed intelligence agents. Who cares? It's about strong but flawed characters, not an accurate depiction of secret services. Loved it and cant wait to see more.
  
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Thomas Keller recommended The Match in Books (curated)

 
The Match
The Match
Mark Frost | 2021
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Book Favorite

"It’s no secret that I love the game of golf. This is the story of an epic golf match held on one of the world's most fabled courses. But as much as it is a riveting account of a competition, it is also a probing work of history and sociology that uses golf as a window into a distinctive place and time."

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Song Kang-ho recommended Secret Sunshine (2007) in Movies (curated)

 
Secret Sunshine (2007)
Secret Sunshine (2007)
2007 | Drama
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Movie Favorite

"I’ll pick another one of my movies. It’s directed by Lee Chang-dong and it’s called Secret Sunshine. The matter of saving humanity — human salvation — that narrative was not told from a religious perspective. It was shown through humanity, the world where we live currently, through other humans. So I think the movie showed how we as people can truly be saved."

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The Secret Life of Mrs. London
The Secret Life of Mrs. London
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6.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
(3.5/5) This biographical, historical, women’s fiction novel is about the woman who loved the prolific Jack London, Charmian. Overshadowed by her famous husband, with her debut novel “The Secret Life of Mrs. London,” Rebecca Rosenberg brings her front and center. Take a look at my review of this novel here. https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2019/06/27/an-almost-famous-woman/