Pardon My Book
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
Which bit made you actually laugh out loud, and where were you (couch, kitchen, hiding from your family) when it happened?
The Pardon My Take crew thrives on inside jokes and running gags. What is a running joke from your own friend group that outsiders would never understand?
This book leans hard into not taking sports (or anything) too seriously. What is something you love that you are happy to be a little ridiculous about?
Big Cat and PFT play off each other like an old comedy duo. Which friendship in your own life has that same easy, give-and-take rhythm, and what makes it feel comfortable?
The humor here is often warm rather than mean. Which moment felt more like being let in on the joke than laughed at, and why did that land well for you?
So much of this book is about the comfort of shared fandom. What team, hobby, or obsession has given you that cozy sense of belonging?
Under all the jokes there is real affection for sports, friends, and being a fan. What part of the book quietly reminded you why you care about the silly things you care about?
By the time you closed the book, did it leave you feeling nostalgic, energized, or just cozy and entertained, and what do you think earned that feeling for you?