Professor Puzzle | I Moustache You A Question | Party Game | Ages 8+ | 4-6 Players

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Prepare for the ultimate facial hair face-off with this fan-tache-tic trivia game from Professor Puzzle. On purses, t-shirts, ties, coffee mugs, socks, shoes, backpacks, wallets, pencils, skirts, hairclips. He's pretty open about his vanity and about his relationship to hair dye and he, I think, would go through seasons of fashion in terms of quite how exotic the moustache was. This gives those kids who need a little extra help coming up with a way to start their question some guidance.

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Fresh from her Oscar triumph for Everything Everywhere All At Once, Michelle Yeoh is caught up at the centre of all the unearthly goings-on in the palazzo. After Murder On The Orient Express and Death On The Nile, it felt like the right time to send Poirot out to investigate “a darker world and vision,” Branagh says. We've experimented a little as we've gone through this series of films, as far as he himself we believe would do,” Branagh says. The offending facial hair will immediately disappear, and there doesn’t seem to be any achievement connected to it. Get one wrong, and you’ll risk ending up with a close shave… will you make the cut or end up hanging on by a whisker?So in our story this tension between what is playful, what is sinister, and then ultimately what is supernatural, that's what's behind the presence of the mask people. As far as we can tell, the consequences of the Rhys mustache choice are fairly negligible, but some differences do exist. He grabbed his knife and cut off all of his hair except for one little stache of hair between his nose and upper lip. In the City of Masks, a palazzo with a dark past draws together people looking for answers to the mysterious disappearance of a young girl – a group including Poirot himself. I put “remember it” in quotes, because it doesn’t seem like the choice actually impacts the game in any particularly important way.

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It’s a Telltale Studios game so it geautures many important branching story options, and many of the choices you make affect the game later on. So to help with that I came up with the idea of having the question words that I wanted to the students to use out for them to see.If you’ve ever wondered what Hercule Poirot might make of being dropped into, say, the Insidious universe, your messages to the other side have been answered. Of course we all know mustaches are all the rage right now, so how could I pass up the opportunity to use them in my new questioning bulletin board? Join me and thousands of other 2nd through 4th grade educators in a special Facebook group unlike any other! I encourage the students to ask questions any time during a lesson, but there are two specific times when I focus on it. If you’ve been to Venice and poked around St Mark’s Square around carnival time it’ll feel familiar.

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Number four: resist the temptation to shave, trust me, you will hate yourself if you give up, just keep growing. Thanks for reminiscing with me - I leave you with one more note: High-school-Kayley was also a theater kid and played the lovely Mr. I promise that at least twenty of those products have something if not everything to do with mustaches. To help make it more ‘hands on’ I created smaller mustaches that the students could hold up to their mouth (at a distance of course) to help ask each other questions! There ya go, all the facts: Mustaches stop divorce, save countless lives, and everybody’s growing it.The piece was aptly named, “I Mustache You a Question,” and I made it to state finals and solidified the notion that Kayley likes mustaches with such finality in my personality, that I got asked to a dance with a string of mustache puns the following year. Below are the words that propelled me to finals and had many parent judges laughing while I stood at the other end of the room and animatedly proclaimed that everyone should have a mustache. And Michelle Yeoh brings this great gravity to the role of someone who finds it possible and believes that they can talk to the dead. I’m proud to announce that I’m still used as an example at Kansas City Christian School in my hometown, something that I will be including in my writing portfolio from now on.