Famous Pairs

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At our holiday party this year, I’m considered a game (voluntary, no Forced Family Fun) when participants get slips of paper with half a famous pair, and they have to find the person with the other half. Leaving aside the logistics of random distribution but being sure both halves get handed out, hit me with some pairs to use, where it’s pretty unambiguous that they go together.

So far I have

salt and pepper
Adam and Eve
bacon and eggs
Sonny and Cher (too old?)
peanut butter and jelly
cats and dogs
Barbie and Ken
sun and moon
up and down
back and forth
Grandma and Grandpa

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Fred and Ginger

3

Kanye and Kim
hem and haw
half and half
man and boy
Twist and Shout

4

Ren and Stimpy

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Cheech and Chong
Death and Taxes
Mary and Joseph
David and Goliath

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Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin

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David and Bathsheeba
Cain and Abel
Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr
Sonny and Cher
Donny and Marie

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love and marriage
horse and carriage
Betty and Veronica
Ginger and Mary Ann
bread and butter

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Barack and Michelle
Malia and Sasha
Bill and Hillary

this and that
here and there
inside and outside
up and down
in and out
salt and pepper
ham and cheese
bacon and eggs
onramp and offramp
math and science

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Lucy and Ricky
Fred and Ethel
black and white
steak and potatoes
peanut butter and jelly
rock and roll

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This would be more fun if the previous poster put the 1st word, leaving the 2nd one to be filled in by the next poster. But hey, your game…

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Lennon and McCartney
Batman And Robin
Bogie And Bacall
meat and potatoes

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Jack and Jill
Heckle and Jeckle
Tom and Jerry
Beauty and the Beast
Dagwood and Blondie

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It’s more a plea for help than a game but I thought it was too close to a game for MPSIMS.

But that’s a good point - If I’ve thought of one, it would be a good test of whether it is easily recognizable.

cheese and

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That’s a good one! Of course I have to think of all the ways someone will be offended by whatever I do, so giving someone “The Beast” may not work. :smack:

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crackers

Romeo and

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Juliet

Oberon and

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Jayne Mansfield
Dagmar
Ursula Andress
Carol Doda

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Twisted pear.

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I assume this means famous boobage, and that definitely won’t fly at a company party! :stuck_out_tongue:

So here’s where I need to be careful – I can’t give out “cheese and crackers” and “wine and cheese” or confusion will ensue!

nickel and