Scruples, the game of everyday moral dilemmas was 
invented in 1984 in Winnipeg, Canada. After being featured on the Johnny
 Carson show, it went on to sell eight million copies in six languages. The
 game was conceived when the inventor was researching an article about 
baby boomer morality. He gave a questionnaire to a group of friends who 
spent the whole evening discussing the questions. It was so much fun, 
someone said, “This ought to be a game.” And the rest is history.The object of Scruples is to get five points. You 
gain a point by correctly predicting how the player you select will 
answer Yes, No, or Depends. In other words, you need to line up a 
question and a player with the answer you have been given. Don’t be reluctant to bluff. It makes the game more fun.This version of Scruples consists of a PDF that you can print yourself:<ol><li>Send the PDF to your local print shop</li><li>Ask them to print the game cards on heavy white cardstock (80lbs or higher)</li><li>If
 possible, ask them to print a different color on the back of the 
question cards vs. the answers and voting cards to make them easier to 
tell apart</li><li>Cut the cards along the lines, preferable with a paper cutter (some print shops may do this for you)</li><li>Have fun!</li></ol>

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