Clothes-pins on Faces
Teamwork Individual Indoor Physical
- Players: 2 – 20
- Duration: 5 - 15 min
- Average cost: $1
- Age: 4+
How to play
Give each player or team an equal pile of clothespins. On "Go!", players clip as many as they can onto their own face — chin, cheeks, ears, nose — within the time limit (60 seconds is plenty). Pins must stay attached to count. The player or team with the most pins still hanging on when time is called wins. Painful, ridiculous, and a guaranteed photo opportunity.
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