Interactive game with innovative cup
OwnerLeslee Fredericksoninventor
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Abstract
An interactive drinking game comprising a cup; said cup comprising a cylindrical body; said cylindrical body comprising an upper portion and a lower portion; said upper portion to receive a liquid or gelatin; said lower portion comprising recesses for receiving a corresponding circular piece; said circular piece configured to attach to a circular recess of the lower portion of the cup; said circular piece containing at least one written instruction for a plurality of players of the interactive drinking game to execute; and wherein said circular piece is configured to conceal the at least one written instruction from the plurality of players.
Claims12
An interactive drinking game;
- comprising a cup;
- said cup comprising:
- an upper portion;
- a lower portion;
- a compartment;
- a conical body;
- said conical body of cup comprised of the lower portion and an upper portion wherein the upper portion is wider in diameter than the lower portion;
- said upper portion configured to receive a plurality of liquids;
- said lower portion comprising a recess for receiving the compartment;
- and wherein the compartment is configured to slide into the recess;
- and wherein the sliding compartment comprises an elongated piece attached to an outward protrusion;
- said outward protrusion used by an individual player to slide the elongated piece to reveal in inner recess;
- and wherein the inner recess of the compartment is configured to receive at least one written instruction for a plurality of players to interact with the other players;
- and wherein said compartment is configured to conceal the at least one written instruction from the plurality of players;
- the interactive drinking game further comprising a booklet with a plurality of perforated slips, wherein each of the perforated slips are comprised of at least one written instruction;
- wherein the game board comprises a receiving port for the cup to be placed into.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.