<human>: This weekend I'm visiting some friends, and we decided to play Cards Against Humanity (it's a version of Apples to Apples but with more racism and generally being a horrible person, which makes it WAY FUNNIER.) For example, one of my winning submissions: Hurricane Katrina.

The question was: After the Earthquake, Sean Penn brought _____ to the people of Haiti.    

Yes, I know I'm a terrible person. Doesn't matter, still won the round!

There were only three of us, so we thought that wouldn't be enough for real fun. We decided to hook up my laptop and my friend's laptop with our HD webcams so that we could play this card game with two friends thousands of miles away via Skype & Google Hangout. It was a really awesome game, and it was great being able to spend time with our friends even though they weren't there in person.

Basically how it worked was, I figured out a way to set up stands that would conceal the cards but would allow the webcam players to read what was on the cards using a shoe box as the stand. When it got to the webcame players' turns, I was in charge of holding up the cards for one player and my friend was in charge of it for the other. It actually worked out really well, and we spent hours playing the game together.

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<bot>: Used webcams to play a card game with people thousands of miles away for hours of laughter and good times. :) [Picture for the Lazy](