"I know it sounds a little corny, but have some card games, have some trivia games, have some charades if you feel like your guests might be up for that," Johnson suggests.
Unsurprisingly Malin, Quant, Rosetta and Emble all sound like Auden, who wrote some lively charades but wasn't really a playwright.
"Most leaders in our industry could use a little more passion," she added, "as long as it's real, instead of some sort of charade".
When it wouldn't have been turned into some cheapened partisan charade played by self-serving political operatives trying to shape the next election.
Ms. Kagan rightly portrayed past hearings as "a vapid and hollow charade" some years ago, but she has a job worthy of the IED disposal team in "The Hurt Locker" in disarming the few political land mines which the GOP has tried to make detonate underneath her candidacy.
"It seemed like there was some sort of charade to make it look like this was what residents wanted" (Group 2).
"If you don't, and this is a charade or some kind of waiting game, let's end it now".
But some of it is charade.
Her brazen charade shocked some, bemused others and offended quite a few.
Republicans in New York have seen through this charade and some, like Rep. Lee Zeldin and Rep. Peter King, are already voicing their opposition.
