Posts Tagged ‘flash game’
Wax Mannequin Or Real Woman
Its been a while, so for those of you who have been waiting, we’re launching a new game today. The rules are rather simple. Can you tell the difference between a real live woman and a pretend one (a wax mannequin, in this case) based solely on their breasts?
Try and pick the correct answer among the five shown. I hope you enjoy, (sorry for the lack of clever names) “Wax Mannequin or Real Woman”
Celebrity Cleavage Challenge: Oscars Orbs Past & Present
The awards season is in full swing, and we are honoring more bodacious bazoomies as part of our Celebrity Cleavage Challenge series. This is the seventh edition of the series, and it dedicated to the magnificent muffins of some recent Academy Award Nominees. It is aptly named Oscars Orbs Past & Present. This means three new groups of Thespian’s ta tas to try and identify.
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Pussycat or Real Doll
Beautiful, fabricated, large fake breasts, and always ready to perform. The question is, who am I referring to? And is there more to that statement then meets the eye?
Can you tell the difference between a burlesque styled singer (a Pussycat Doll) and a life-sized sex toy (a Real Doll) by looking at only their chest? The object of the game is to try and pick the correct answer among the five dolls.
Good luck and enjoy.
Celebrity Cleavage Challenge: Grammy Nominated Num-Nums
Its been three months since the previous edition, so if you have been waiting patiently for the latest from our Celebrity Cleavage Challenge series, we’ve got good news for you. This is the sixth edition of the series, and it dedicated to the luscious lady lumps of some recent Grammy Nominees. It is aptly named Grammy Nominated Num-Nums. This means three new sets of vocalists’ volvos to try and recognize.
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The Drunk Test
I might consider this to be more like an interactive Public Service Announcement than actually a game, but you can be judge of that.
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Do you know your limit? How much is too much? Would you tell your buddies? Leave a comment.
