Check out one of the first reviews of LINQ™ from
Brett Myers on BoardGameGeek.com below.
Needless to say, we were quite happy to see it!
"LINQ is an intriguing party game, not quite like any I've played. It's
sort of a combination of Password and Call My Bluff. It has some
interesting bluffing and deduction elements that make it actually
quite fun and challenging. You really need to think fast and be able
to make those connections. I'd definitely like to play this again."
Brett Myers on BoardGameGeek.com below.
Needless to say, we were quite happy to see it!
"LINQ is an intriguing party game, not quite like any I've played. It's
sort of a combination of Password and Call My Bluff. It has some
interesting bluffing and deduction elements that make it actually
quite fun and challenging. You really need to think fast and be able
to make those connections. I'd definitely like to play this again."
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LINQ meets 8 Minute Dating!
Click here to see the photos!.....
ILINQ was used to "break the ice" as couples met for
the first time and had eight minutes to get to know one
another.
Click here to see the photos!.....
ILINQ was used to "break the ice" as couples met for
the first time and had eight minutes to get to know one
another.
Roadtrip Nation was started when some recent college grads, who had no idea what they wanted to do with their
lives, decided to take a roadtrip to figure it out. They bought an old run-down 31-foot RV, painted it neon green, and
hit the road for 3 months and 17,000 miles to explore how other individuals found their roads in life. Along the way,
they interviewed over 80 people, including: a Lobsterman in Maine, the scientist who decoded the Human Genome,
the Director of Saturday Night Live, the stylist for Madonna, and Starbucks Chairman Howard Schultz. All of the
leaders shared where they were in their twenties, and how they resisted pressures of conformity to find their roads
in life.
Today Roadtrip Nation has ignited a movement on campuses across the country, where students hit the road in
several RTN Green RV's to interview their own list of leaders from across the country. These roadtrip experiences
are shared through an annual PBS Series, grassroots publications, and online at www.roadtripnation.com
lives, decided to take a roadtrip to figure it out. They bought an old run-down 31-foot RV, painted it neon green, and
hit the road for 3 months and 17,000 miles to explore how other individuals found their roads in life. Along the way,
they interviewed over 80 people, including: a Lobsterman in Maine, the scientist who decoded the Human Genome,
the Director of Saturday Night Live, the stylist for Madonna, and Starbucks Chairman Howard Schultz. All of the
leaders shared where they were in their twenties, and how they resisted pressures of conformity to find their roads
in life.
Today Roadtrip Nation has ignited a movement on campuses across the country, where students hit the road in
several RTN Green RV's to interview their own list of leaders from across the country. These roadtrip experiences
are shared through an annual PBS Series, grassroots publications, and online at www.roadtripnation.com
LINQ™ was fortunate to be on
the road with Roadtrip Nation -
an amazing movement sweeping
the US whose purpose is
strongly supported by the team
here at LINQ™.
the road with Roadtrip Nation -
an amazing movement sweeping
the US whose purpose is
strongly supported by the team
here at LINQ™.
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