Board Games

Board games just like card games and video games in general, are secret basement-dweller trapping devices designed by Jews to milk more moolah from gullible putzes who suffer from USI. These games usually require more than one person to play (or one other ethereal being if it's an Ouija board), unfortunately this pushed the basement-dweller society to evolve skeletal muscles in order to actually move away from their computer chairs and sofas to find each other. This proved to be a challenge to the creatures of sebum and darkness that dwell in the cellars of desperate housewives everywhere (mainly in the Jewnited States).

As we all now, nerds aren't really that social. Somehow, they decided to live in nests, by building tunnels to connect each other's basements. Along the way, numerous tribes where formed, worshiping different fictional environments and deities. Usually by covering their walls in posters, buying figurines and matching pajamas, while adopting a pseudonym similar to the name of their favorite protagonist (in some extreme cases actually adopting an alter-ego while suffering from delusion). These retards will defend their obsessions fearsome and with brute force, but not in a physical form, but on the internet, because the physique of these shirker weakling faggots can be outmatched by a paraplegic with down syndrome. Sometimes, hordes of nerds gather to challenge each other's superiority and to show off their extreme skills. The chieftain of a tribe/nest is called a "Dungeon Master". This is usually the most insufferable waste of human resource amongst them, and they can be easily identified by their long, dirty, unkempt long neckbeards, jar bottom glasses, tired wrinkled eyes, tumorous beer guts mixed with back problems, deformed gruesome bodies and rebel shoulder hair that escapes their shirts.

Normal people play board games to have fun, but the underdeveloped basement-dweller brain, can't generate fun or happiness that easily, so instead everything is replaced with anger, sadness and bitterness. These are the core feelings basement-dwellers experience throughout their miserable lives. The only scarce moments when they actually feel a slight glimpse of fun and triumph, or what normal human beings perceive as fun and triumph, is when they win against you at a board game, at a card game or in a forum dispute about a board game/card game. After every win, the nerd will do a frenetic victory chant and dance mixed with a discharge of bodily fluids. Besides inflating their grandiose egos, this nerdgasm is so powerful and addictive, that for a second, they actually feel human. It is a well known fact that every basement-dweller suffers from the Dunning-Kruger effect.

To this day, it is unknown how they reproduce in such great numbers, a hermaphrodite reproduction of some sort is implied, because the female basement-dwellers are rare or non-existent, and the males don't know how to use their sexual organs anyway, besides forcing themselves on innocent plush toys of Pikachu or any other weeaboo abominations.

How To Play

The idea: players would pursue two paths, either the “working person’s rut” or “able-bodied welfare recipient’s promenade,” and see who could get ahead first via government welfare payouts or paydays. The player with the most money after taxes wins.

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Board games are games that involve moving or placing tokens or certain items on a cardboard to achieve some kind of goal, according to the set of rules everyone makes up on the way. The games can be based on pure strategy like "Chess" or complete luck by throwing an aggravating and asinine dice around that usually gets lost after the third throw. Most of the boards have a mixture of these game types to further expand your torture options. Board games are based on defeating your opponents by carefully, politely and patiently playing the game without cheating. Of course by that I mean, being completely hyperactive and inpatient, while punching everyone in the face and cheating. Don't forget to throw around false pretenses about other players and fling their game pieces around. Near imminent defeat, take your pants off and shit on the board, then demand toilet paper (especially if you're a guest in someones home).

Types Of Board Games

There are many different types and styles of board games. From widely known board games like "Risk" and "Dungeons & Dragons" to "Hoppla Lama", "Public Assistance" and "Darkies in the Melon Patch". The most popular board games in the basement-dweller society are the so called "role-playing games", where the board is just this auxiliary piece of crap that helps retards to easily visualize the scenario. Nerds spent colossal amounts of time to master these board games, between breaks from ferociously masturbating and eating themselves to an early grave. Finally when their pushed into a gaming convention by a forklift, to have mighty battles on game boards, they usually die from multiple strokes or heat exhaustion, three meters from the entrance. The ones that survive, get to play, but only after certain hours, otherwise they could risk exposure to sunlight and die. Basement-dwellers are more susceptible to sun light than vampires.

Board Game History

Board games are the oldest things in the world, besides porn. Board games have been played since people decided to stop committing sodomy as soon as they would spot one another and live in societies. Human archaeologists discovered these board games in the ruins of ancient basement-dweller dungeons. These basement-dweller historical sites indicate that basement-dwellers lived in nests even since the Bronze Age. The ancient basement-dweller societies spread as far as Iran, Iraq, Egypt, China, Amurica and India. Thus, it's safe to say that basement-dwellers existed in all shape and sizes.

A board game still played today, found in an ancient basement, is the the board game Royal Game of Ur. "Ur" was probably this basement-dweller sandnigger "Dungeon Master", who forced his subjects to build a board game in his memory.

Most board games today are under the form of video games, because it's easier to play online than digging tunnels (and more profitable). The rise of computer board games and video games in general is one of the reasons people believe board games are dying out. That doesn't make sense since now there's the option to buy board games online and just print them out, taking laziness to a whole new level (of course I don't doubt Jewish ingenuity behind it all).

Therapeutic

Board games are said to have a therapeutic effect on players because it puts them in certain scenarios where they have to experience different human emotions. Ironically, the vast majority of beings that play board games don't have human emotions. Not even that, but the therapeutic effect is pretty much nonexistent. Board games were created to escape the mundane and repetitive lives we have, but what most don't realize is that basement-dwellers live at the other ends of the spectrum. For them the board games are jobs, they are boring and repetitive, and that's the only thing they're good at, so they won't stop.