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Numerical Progression

Posted Aug 13, 2017

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TomOriginal Poster
Aug 13, 2017
Instead of a word-based association game, what about a numerical association game? Begin by making a statement using the number immediately following the one listed in the current listed post. Either the raw number form (i.e., three) or the ordinal version could be used (i.e., twenty-third). For example: Post:One in a million Followed by:Second to none Ill start.This is thefirstpost.
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    Jay Lacuesta's "Twenty Eight" restaurant & bar, Irvine, CA

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