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Robert Poste's Child Wrote:

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> turtle Wrote:

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> > Aches

>

> Nice word association, turtle, but it only has

> three letters from the previous word - so we're

> back to 'heart'.

>

> Haver




Sorry about that, aches was actually following on from teach as my first follow on word heart wasn't accepted, although it had gone through when I looked but I had already changed it to aches. I love that Teddyboy wrote 'cheat', very appropriate as it looked like I'd had 2 attempts. Naughty Turtle! Back to the game!

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