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Question QUESTIONS ONLY game
Can you play a game that spoofs some doctor's way of "communication?" Some seem to only be able to ask questions, and never really give an answer, or haven't you noticed? Can you play by these basically simple rules: everything must be in a form of a question, use the "?" icon for the post, and keep it as clean as you can?
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