TableTopics Announces Three New Ways to Share the Times of Your Life

Berkeley, CA - February 1, 2009 - TableTopics (www.tabletopics.com) a collection of conversation starters with editions for adults, families, teens and kids - today announced three new editions: '60s, '70s and '80s. These new editions were created especially to spark fun conversations about the decades that made us who we are.

The TableTopics Decades editions are a collection of irresistible invitations to talk about the not-so-distant past. The questions they contain bring back the peace and love of the 60's, put the groove back in the 70's and get everyone talking about the totally awesome 80's. What could be more fun than getting together and reminiscing about the decade that inspired your generation? Relive memories with those who were there - and let anyone born too late hear what things were really like back in the day.

The 60's

TableTopics '60s edition gets everyone talking about the decade that changed the world! Explore topics ranging from the heavy to the groovy. Whether you were part of the Establishment or anti-everything, TableTopics 60's edition will launch you on discussions as high-flying as Apollo 11.

Questions include:

• What '60s fashion that you wore is now most embarrassing?
• What classic '60s food was your favorite?
• Which Beatles song represents the group best?
• What is your favorite scene from the Graduate?
• Where were you when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon?
• What was magical about childhood in the '60s?

The 70's

Start your own encounter group with TableTopics 70's edition. Each card is an opportunity to explore, explain and express yourself on subjects serious to silly, and everything in between. Leisure suits to lava lamps, Pet Rocks to your favorite rock group on 8 track tape. TableTopics '70s edition will inspire a full blown Disco Inferno. Can you dig it?

Questions include:

• How did Watergate affect your view of politics?
• Were you rooting for Billie Jean King or Bobby Riggs?
• What concerts did you attend in the '70s?
• How many times did you see Saturday Night Fever?
• Who was sexier Paul Newman or Robert Redford?
• Were you more likely to own a lava lamp or make fun of someone who did?

The 80's

Valley girls and video games, Ronald Regan and Rubik's Cube, Flashdance and the fall of the Berlin Wall... TableTopics 80's edition has it all covered. Let the era of big business and even bigger hair inspire fun conversation with friends and family. Because when it comes to boring conversation, our advice is "just say no."

Questions include:

• Which was better Fame, Footloose or Flashdance?
• What were the first videos you remember seeing on MTV?
• Did you own any clothes inspired by Miami Vice?
• Which character in the Breakfast Club were you most like in the '80s?
• Did Reganomics work?
• Was Fantasy Island magical or creepy?

135 questions in each edition
$25.00 Retail
The '60s, '70s, '80s editions are available at stores nation-wide or at www.tabletopics.com, March 2009

TableTopics was founded in 2004 by Cristy Clarke and is headquartered in Berkeley, California. The conversation starters that TableTopics creates fulfill Cristy's passion for conversation and her desire to bring beautifully designed products to market that add value, as well as values, to people's lives. With 30 products sold in over 3,000 specialty stores nation-wide, TableTopics is committed to helping people make the most of the conversations that happen around them every day. For more information about TableTopics please contact Sheryl Brunell at 510.704.4400 ext. 2# or via email at sheryl.brunell@tabletopics.com.