The "I" Game.

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Will I ever stop? We'll see.

Alright, so this is another game inspired by somewhere else, with my own take on how I think it could be played.

The game starts with a single statement, such as:
I am an artist.
or
I like to write.
or
I cheat on video games.

Of course, the first statement will be true for the person whom states it, so it will look like:

[x]I like to write.

The second person copies that statement into their post, and adds one on under it--which must be true for them. However, they have to change any statements that don't work for them.

So, person 1 would post:

[x]I like to write.
[x]I like rock music.

If they don't like to write, however, they'd post:

[_]I like to write.
[x]I like rock music.

A box with _ in it means 'no' for that person.

Everyone continues to post and edit the [_]s to be either [x] for true, or [_] for false.

However.
If every other statement is false for you except the one you have to add, you take off all the statements and the game restarts, starting with the statement that is true for you.

So, it might look like this:

Person Q:
[x]I like to write.
[_]I like rock music.
[_]I like classical music.
[x]I hate anime.
[x]I like Pok?mon.
[_]I watch cartoons.

Person R:
[_]I like to write.
[_]I like rock music.
[_]I like classical music.
[_]I hate anime.
[_]I like Pok?mon.
[_]I watch cartoons.
[x]I am seventeen.
--Since the only true statement is the person's own, they would actually post:

Person R:
[x]I am seventeen.

That's how we play.
So, technically, we could have a very, very long list.
If it gets out of hand, I'll post a restart myself.

I'll start.

[x]I am in High School.

**note: Don't make them all bold, that'll get obnoxious. It's just bold for emphasis' sake. xD'

[Lara]

[x] I am NOT in high school.

Sorry, Alli, the list is shortened already~. -is in college-

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Rofl. And it is, again. I'm not in college. ;3

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[x]I think Gackt is a god in human guise.