Stuart Hall's Wacky Races Game

[Caribeing]

I have discovered in the back of my books games cupboard an unopened game of Stuart Hall's Wacky Races I bought it years ago in a clear out sale. a family member loves board games and I was wondering would it be inappropriate to include it with their other gifts what would you do!

[anneasquith]

bin it.

[Maydup]

In the bin....NOW.

Along with my "Great Masters of Art" book by Jake the Peg

[gingejbee]

Is it the version with a "Get out of Jail" card?

[Caribeing]

Probably will bin it I saw one for sale on E bay and review said it wasn't great anyway good job I paid little for it!

[Hopkirk]

Send it to Stuart Hall.

It would give him something to do to while away the time.

[factor-fiction]

Some suggestions here when someone found a similar game of his
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/ChatterBank/Question1359013.html

I think I've still got a Gary Glitter record somewhere

[Hopkirk]

Actually Gary Glitter's "Rock and Roll Christmas" was a great Christmas song, and better then the rubbish we are bombarded with.

[Caribeing]

Could have a large bonfire with all the unwanted celeb stuff!

[lardhelmet]

If someone had given it to me before it all hit the fan I would still have binned it. Couldnt stand him or Savile ~ now I know why!

[factor-fiction]

I was just saying that today, Hopkirk.
I may have posted a few weeks ago that I saw a dance troup of young teenagers dancing to this is a shopping centre in London recently and it seemed inappropriate- but it sounded great

[Hopkirk]

How long until a mod pulls this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kn06NJzYQc4

[lardhelmet]

I used to be a mod. The bf had a lambretta and wore a parka.

[Old_Geezer]

Old unopened games tend to be worth quite a bit. Why not flog it. Or if you know that your family member isn't oversensitive then it's a reasonable gift.