UNO is a fun card game.
As a kid I loved passing out Skips, Reverses and Wild Cards. I dreaded having to Draw Four.

Apparently so did this guy in Utah.

After a few too many drinks this 58 year old Orem, Utah resident got into it with his nephew.

Words were exchanged.

The nephew and his wife tried to leave.

Pushing, punching and shoving occurred.

The police were called.

You know what comes next: Mr. Drunk UNO guy was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault and three outstanding warrants.

Here's the kicker: the 58-year-old man was playing UNO with his 47-year-old nephew and the nephew's 64-year-old wife.

A nice weird twist.

I'm just speculating here but maybe the guy is just still mad that his nephew is married to his ex-wife?
Mmeeeh could be?

Via UPI

3 words that work great together.

PS - Can anyone translate?

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