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Okay I tried to think of a way we could play scrabble, but that would be too darn confusing and too much trouble, so we are going to play a game where you have to use two words. For example if someone says "Star Fish" the person who goes after them has to use the last word that the person before them used to start their two words so it would look something like this:

1st person: "Star Fish"

2nd person: "Fish bowl"

I hope you guys understand how to play it. ;)

I'll start it out.


Fruit Punch
 
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AfternicAfternic
punch bowl?
 
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bowl of cereal

;)
 
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cerial is corn


:-/
 
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corn and chicken


lol @ foods, this should get interesting
 
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chicken and shotgun
 
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shotgun shell
 
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shell fish
 
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fish and chips
 
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chips 'n gravy
 
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gravy boat

how bout from the next post on we have to put three things instead of one, so that we aren't spamming the board with just one line post?
 
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boat engine

Whats that? The point of these games is Spam.
 
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engine steam
steam vegetable
vegetable soup
 
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Soup Nazi

(can't think of one to make it three, so goodluck)
 
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Nazi Sign
Sign language
Language Class
Class A License
License Plate

it wasn't that hard ;)
 
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car
wheel
round
circle
errrr do i stop or go on?
 
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circle checking
(good old Fleet Bank Checking Account Commercials lol)
 
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Checking account
Account information
Information Desk
Desk Top
Top Hat
Hat Box
Box Cutter


Adam you can put up as many as you can think of, just be sure to put the last word in front like we have been doing. ;)
 
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