Illuminati: New World Order Blank Cards |
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Employ as a talisman to ward off giant crawdads. |
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Insert between bicycle spokes to make that "fwip, fwip, fwip" noise. |
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Wrap a deckful in tinfoil and leave it in a friend's freezer. |
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Use to get blank money from blank ATM machines. |
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Leave at crime scenes. |
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Use a stack to level off that wobbly old table. |
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Leave one with your tip at a restaurant to impress the attractive waitstaff. (Optional: Write your phone number on it first.) |
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Hold two up to your mouth and make whistling noises. |
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Leave as a bookmark in an appropriate place (Federal Registry, Gideon Bible, etc.). |
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Six words: Dr. Tung's 3-D House of Cards! |
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Tape them together into a giant pyramid and fly it like a kite. When the sky darkens, wait for further instructions. |
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Draw a rectangle on the card. Ask celebrities to autograph it, but impress upon them that they must not mark outside the rectangle. |
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Slip them into your favorite psychic's tarot deck. |
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Walk around with a set in your hands shouting, "Waitaminute! This was no boating accident!" |
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Place your cards in a circle around you. "They" cannot get to you while the circle remains unbroken. |
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Cut some into flowers and give them to your beloved. Pretty flowers. Dark, twisted flowers. |
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Fend off attackers with Deadly Ninja Throwing Cards. |
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Bid as ante. |
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Concentrate on the card. Feel it grow cold in your hand. |
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Six words: Not just for breakfast, any more. |
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Show the back of one to an opponent, then stick it blank side out to his sweaty forehead. Ask him to guess which one it is. Laugh. |
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Make them into blank grunge jewelry. Accessorize. |
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These cards lose their radioactivity only in the presence of open flames. Convince others. |
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Frame and mat them. Invite modern art critics over for a showing. (Put out cheese and crackers - they love art shows that do that.) |
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Pull out of your jacket when you can't get a seat on a crowded bus. Shout, "They're blank. Blank, I tell you!" Laugh. Shake uncontrollably. Take any available seat. |
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Go to a party and hand one to whoever answers the door. Look annoyed no matter what they do. |
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Persuade friends these are ultra-Rare, misprinted Crystal Skulls. If they don't believe you, hold one tight to your chest and whisper softly, "Crystal Skull, Crystal Skull. I love you." |
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Use in play. Claim they are special "Freak Blizzard" Disaster cards (Instant Attack, Power 30) from the new issue of Pyramid. |
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Turn a stack into a blank animation flip book. |
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Four words: They make great pets. |
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Use in a poker game. Everything's wild! |
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Use as money in prison. |
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Lick one. Exclaim to a friend, "They're blank, except for the flying monkeys!" |
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Use as your Illuminati group. Special Goal: blank cards count double toward victory conditions! |
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Just a hint: a thick enough stack will stop a bullet. |
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Clip to your 1040EZ instead of a W-2. Apply for a passport, first. |
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Use to purchase small household items. If cashier gives you any guff, flash one and tell him he's under arrest. Go find local constables. |
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Play "Pick a Card, Any Card." Amaze your friends by guessing which card they drew. |
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Hold one over each eye; stare blankly. |
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Two words: More fiber. |
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Squash flies, one per card. Save, collect, trade! |
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Tear one in half. Give one side to a stranger. Say, "The rest is yours when the parrot dies." |
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In a Cheating Game, switch them for someone's face-down Plots. |
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Hand two to a friend and ask, "Do these look the same to you? Take your time." |
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Seal in a bottle and toss in the ocean, the lake, a swimming pool, a sandbox . . . |
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Mail one to the President. (Send blank Plots, write your ideas on them.) |
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Play 412-card pickup. |
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Print your business cards on them. Impress your friends. |
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Forge Secret Service credentials on one, gain access to game companies everywhere. |
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One Word: Origami! |