A funny and popular social game, named after the famous rolling paper. The game is for 2 people or more, and involves guessing and remembering - everything a stoner is bad at.
Preparation: Prepare pieces of rolling paper, one for each player; Rizla is recommended, because that's the name of the game. For each player, the other players choose a name without his knowledge, write it on one of the pieces and stick it on his/her forehead. The name can basically be anyone, real or fictional, that the player definitely knows and most of the others know too. It can be a a movie star, a long-dead king, Kermit the frog or Albert Einstein.
Playing: Players take turns to find out what their name is. They can only ask yes-or-no questions, for example "Am I male?", "Am I dead?" etc. If you get a "yes", ask another question. If you get a "no", it's the next person's turn.
The winner is (surprisingly) the one who guesses who he is first.
Rules:
1. Reminding is forbidden when someone forgets the answers he got for the questions in his previous turns.
2. In case there is no certainty about an answer being yes or no, the players must decide quickly, or else the asking player will ask another question; any discussion of any kind can be a clue (and we don't want that).
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