Would it be appropriate to switch up game night with friends?

[Anonymous]

Over the winter months, once a month, we’ve been getting together with friends for “game night”. Our kids hang out, we have a little wine and play games. The games are usually those adult-centered card games like Cards Against Humanity or Telestrations After Dark.

It’ll finally be our turn to host next month. We have a patio with fire ring and we are thinking of hosting outdoors, weather permitting. We DO all enjoy fires and sitting outdoors. Since it stays darker later now, we could even play yard games (bean bag toss, etc, which we play at summer BBQs.) These game nights usually involve carry out of some sort, so it’s not the same vibe as a BBQ.

Assuming you enjoy bonfires and spending time outdoors, and assuming the dinner was something that could be eaten without a table (pizza maybe?) and the game could be played outside, does this seem acceptable? Our house is much smaller than everyone else’s, fwiw.

[Anonymous]

Sounds great to me.

[Anonymous]

Sounds perfect to me. I need some game night friends.

[Anonymous]

What a bizarre post.

[Anonymous]

Can I come?

[Anonymous]

Didn't you already post about this a few days ago?

I'm pretty sure this is an AI chat bot practicing its large language model.

[Anonymous]

This is our set up. We have a huge yard but a much smaller and older house. When our friends host, the adults hang out on the main level and the kids play in the basement. When we host we do it in our yard, and everyone seems to enjoy it.

Obviously we can only host when the weather is nice. So our hosting has been limited to spring and fall (before and after mosquitoes).

[Anonymous]

I think “game night” is a euphemism.

[Anonymous]

Sounds great!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What a bizarre post.

Agree. I don't understand why OP is questioning this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think “game night” is a euphemism.

For what?