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Bastille  +  260145 Mon, 28 Aug 06 11:56 AM

hello friends

   the game is about verbs like you understand from subject part.You write a verb which is related with previous verb.For example buying-selling... or running-falling...

i am starting with smilingSmile [:)]Big Smile [:D]Smile [:)]
Bastille
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Dj Bueno  +  260147 Mon, 28 Aug 06 11:57 AM

gigglingSmile [:)]
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Gulyabani vardır, korkacak bir şey yoktur.
Psd 1, 3 yr 86 days ago
joking  Smile [:)]
Bastille, 3 yr 86 days ago
enjoyingSmile [:)]
Psd 1, 3 yr 86 days ago
funning   Smile [:)]
Dj Bueno  +  260251 Mon, 28 Aug 06 06:01 PM

tickling

Smile [:)]
Dj Bueno
Psd 1, 3 yr 86 days ago

petting 

Cool [H]

Dj Bueno  +  260256 Mon, 28 Aug 06 06:09 PM

cuddling

Rose [F]
Dj Bueno
Sleepingbeauty, 3 yr 86 days ago
hugging
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