Community | December 31, 2008 | Comment on this video (10)

A Very Messy Party

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In 1994 Mark designed a party game called Tacky Races and made his friends play it. Puerile, disgusting and sweet, this film explores the nature of partying and how it changes (or not) as we get older.
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  • remanns
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      remanns  

    • It will never replace D20 tabletop RPGs. But added to "Sordid ; Guilty Pleasures too . . .", and "HackMonsteRPG Dth&Destruction!" anyway !

    • 28 days ago
  • remanns
  • David_McMenamin
  • kayred
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      kayred  

    • I am so glad I wasn't at that party. Lord knows I've been at many game parties involving Mark and some of the mob at this one. Well done guys for taking party games to a whole new level of depravity. Well done Mark for coming up with this one. But, in the end Georgia is right.... it's time to do this again!

    • 3 years ago
  • stopwatch
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      stopwatch  

    • Glad you liked it Gemma, though it's a shame the 'S' word on Georgia's forehead had to be blurred.

      And just for the record: personally speaking, I'd rather down a dozen raw eggs than suck any of my mates' festering toes.

      MC x

    • 3 years ago
  • AtkinsonGemma
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      AtkinsonGemma  

    • Very funny Mark, one of the best things i've seen on current. I wish i could have been there, although perhaps a tad inappropriate what with being twelve n'all.

      Love the editing and what a great idea to revisit everyone, completed the film like a treat.

      hats off to the lady who downed the raw egg

    • 3 years ago
  • Joe_Leo
  • remanns
  • Lina1980
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      Lina1980  
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    • If you liked this, check out the clips form mark's award-winning film, Talk to Me.

      Mark saved every answer phone message he ever received since 1985 and turned it into one of the funniest, sweetest and moving short films I've ever seen and if you can catch it somewhere, it comes very highly recommended - get in touch with Mark by clicking his photo up the top of the page!

    • 3 years ago
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