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Dude, there are yellow and red reverse cards in a Uno deck, WTF did you bring a green one for? :P

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This meme is awesome; Max Fosh is an absolute legend.

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I’d be curious if a savvy ref could retort “You can’t play that, if the current color is yellow.”

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4 points

I thought the same!

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I had a gym membership, and just because of horror stories I used a reloadable credit card to sign up. I went every day starting summer 2019 and was making progress, and then Covid happened and the gym closed.

But they kept trying to charge me, and wouldn’t let me cancel because I had to do so in person, and the place was closed. So I just stopped putting money on the card after using what was on it to put gas in the car.

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That has to be illegal.

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16 points

it is

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11 points

It kind of sort of is, in some places, as of very recently. During Covid this was a pretty common story.

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So glad that in my country almost all banks provide that service.

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Also that’s not how the reverse card works in official Uno rules. It simply changes direction. You can’t reverse a penalty like a +2.

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Which is a shame. I prefer alternate rules which change the plus cards rules to allow plays such as more +2’s added on top, color appropriate skips and reverses, wild cards and +4’s.

Wild cards simply pass the draw to the next player. Basically every face card can be used to counter draw cards, though usually by adding more danger. It just adds a level of skill and planning over a game where getting randomed by a +2 or +4 is just a loss.

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