Diatom
Two friends without a car wait and talk. And wait and talk. And wait and talk...
- About 10 minutes
- 2 Any Gender
- Simple Set
- Recommended for High Schools
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Two friends without a car wait and talk. And wait and talk. And wait and talk...
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