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Default Cool - Word Game
In this game, the responding poster writes a word that correlates in some way with the previous word.

Example:

I type: kiss
next: lips
next: mouth

I'll start...

Wrist
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<center>
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From the caterpillar emerged
~Strong in flight, beautiful to the eyes, movement laced with grace~
The butterfly
**KD**
</center>
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