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Let's play a game where someone says a word and then you have to say a word but it can't be the same as mine but it can be close but with a deeper meaning and it has to be within 3-4 letters of the original word and somewhat related to the brand of pants you are wearing but cannot directly reference the color although the exception will be if the pants are loose fitting or have slight pen marks on them and also the word should have a subliminal message about the last meal you had but you can't count light snacking as a meal and just to clarify the meal should include either rice, soup, corn or french fries that are homemade although for the fries fast food fries will also be accepted if they were either large or extra large and purchased with Coke but not Pepsi and the word should also not have a meaning in any language but English and Japanese and also if you read the word backwards it has no meaning but kinda sounds like it should and you get extra points if when reading it backwards the word it sounds like is related to highways. So who wants to go first? 


 

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