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Introduction

This is a fun and simple game. It's in the Sandbox - feel free to join in! It's a good place to practice making links to articles, and to start looking for interesting articles on Wikipedia.

How to Play

By way of example, a game might start off with: cat. Then, the next person might add cat, dog. And after a few more rounds, we might get cat, dog, pet, animal, forest, tree, ...

Simply, the game involves adding a single word to the list that is related to the previous one. Avoid repeating words, and keep the links tasteful! Please use only blue links when associating. Piped links are acceptable in certain circumstances, such as [[Queen (band)|Queen]]. Clearly, as the game develops, one gets a pretty long list! If you're stuck for ideas, link to the last word in the list and add the first link that appears on that page as the next link. Thus Sebastian Junger would be followed by 1962, and Latin by ancient.

Try to update the word count each time you add a word. The official limit for the main game is 400 words.

Occasionally, it's good to have some branches that diverge the main game into several sections. The official limit for said branches is 80 words. Try not to make a branch when the main game is about to close down; that will only store your branch away in the archives. Please only branch when the word exists in the word list.

In spirit of the game, please only type one word consecutively. Then, another person can respond to your word, and the game continues!

The Game

We are now on Game #12!

Main word: "Vienna" (closed)

Vienna, Austria, Australia, Uluru, Tasmanian Aborigines, Tasmanian tiger, Tasmanian Devil, Looney Tunes, Tiny Toon Adventures, Buster Bunny, Bugs Bunny, Bunny girl, Funny Girl, Funny farm, Inter-Species erotica, bestiality, pornography, striptease, Carmen Electra, Carmen Sandiego, Flat Stanley, Literature, Literacy, Anti-Literacy Rate, Black People, rap, poetry, prose, iambic pentameter, rhythm, Greek, grease, John Travolta, Pulp Fiction, wood pulp, papyrus, platypus, echidna, Wombat, Wumpus, computer game, The Sims, Will Wright, Wilbur, Aviation history, hang glider, autogyro, Gyro Gearloose, Chicken Run, Mel Gibson, Anti-Semitism, ANTI- Records, Auntie Records, Auntie Em, Aunty Jack, Kangaroo Jack, Foster's Lager, beer, Goggles, Snowboarding, skimboarding, surfing, Newquay, Queen's Quay, Queen bee, wasp, Japanese Giant Hornet, Green Hornet, Mr. Green Jeans, designer jeans, The Selfish Gene, DNA, Forensics, Pathology, biology, bisexual, sex, drugs, rock and roll, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Landslide, Smashing Pumpkins, Chicago, Illinois, Perfect Strangers, stranger danger, Danger Danger, music, tone, deaf, ears, rabbit, Volkswagen, beetle, insect, irritation, Nikki Grahame, Graham Cracker, S'mores, food, food chain, Apex predator, Predator (film), Alien vs. Predator, Marvel vs. Capcom, Comcast, Mr. T, They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!, Mr. Pibb, Dr. Pepper, Salt-N-Pepa, Condiment, Compliment, Thank you, Alanis Morissette, Irony, Iron, Iron Man, Triathlon, Multisport, Nutri-Grain, NutraSweet, The Sweetest Thing, U2, OU812, 867-5309/Jenny, hold music, Muzak, Skyscraper, David Lee Roth, menorah, Manowar, Portuguese Man o' War, Man-At-Arms, Militia, Second Amendment, Fifth Amendment, Fifth Commandment, Moses, Red Sea, Fish, Cod, Haddock, Captain Haddock, Kip Adotta, Comedy, Tragedy, Conservatism, Liberalism, Liberal Democrats, Paddy Ashdown, Paddy wagon, St Paddy's Day, Patty-cake, Bakery, Bread, Yeast, East, sunrise, sunset, Somerset, Morris, Morris Day and the Time, Gladys Knight & the Pips, Dice, Craps, Luck, Four-leaf clover, Piping plover, Pipe dream, Dream pipe, Hookah, Herbs, Spices, Melange, Cinnamon, Bun, bread, Staple food, beer, Lager, Chumbawamba, tubthumping, preacher, Andy Warhol, The Dandy Warhols, Valhalla, Westchester County, Cheshire, United Kingdom, United Airlines, Chapter 11, Finger Eleven, 7-Eleven, 9-11, World Trade Center, World's tallest building, Tallest living man, Guiness World Records, Limca Book of Records, Limca, Lime, Limey, Green, Putting, Shot put, Discus, sports, Reporter, CNN, CNNNN, Not Necessarily The News, Uncyclopedia, Satire, Have I Got News For You, Drop the Dead Donkey, Dog Bites Man, Dog Eat Dog, Pet food, Dog, Cat, Leopard, Serval, Felidae, Carnivora, Carnivorous plant, Venus Flytrap, Venus, Goddess, Gaia (mythology), Gaia hypothesis, Ecology, Economy, Golddigger, Kanye West, American Old West, Wild Wild West, Will Smith, Men In Black, Extraterrestrial, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Cartman Gets an Anal Probe, South Park, Park Street, Park Lane, Mayfair, Werewolves of London, The Wolf Man, The Elephant Man, Pachyderm, Dermititis, Titus, Cynthia Watros, actress, Alyson Hannigan, Willow, Pussy willow, Howard Stern, Radio show, Mexican Radio, Jalapeño, Peppers, Onions, Garlic, Bad breath, Ketosis, Liver, Drunk, Drunk tank, Think tank, Politics, Tony Blair, Linda Blair, Lindy hop, big band, Tuba, Sousaphone, Saxophone, Bill Clinton, Monica Lewinsky, cigar, Havana, Cuba, Fidel Castro, The English Patient (Seinfeld episode), The English Patient (film), English Channel, BBC One, Channel 4, National Broadcasting Network, National Broadcasting Corporation, Columbia Broadcasting System, ABS-CBN, Initialism, Initialization, Start, Start Me Up, Ignition, Igneous Rock, Eruption, volcano, Mount Vesuvius, Mount Everest, K2, O2, Willy Mason, Willie Nelson, Nelson Muntz, Comic Book Guy, Tim Bisley, Playstation controller, All your base are belong to us, Internet Meme, Numa numa dance, Dancer in the Dark, Are You Afraid of the Dark? (TV series), Knightmare, Wet Dream, Sperm, Sperm Whale, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Andromeda Galaxy, Astronema, power rangers, Pokemon, bulbasaur, Bubba, Buddha, Emerald, Ireland, anger, hate, gate, Squidgygate, Squid, Squidward, clarinet, flute, flautist, drummer, percussionist, Triangle, Hypotenuse, Hypnotism, Paul McKenna, Paul McCartney, Paul is Dead, Revolution 9, Revolution X, Generation X, Exxon, BP, Telephone, Phone box, Sandbox, Sandman, Wonderful Baby, Wonder Bread, Wonder Woman, Catwoman, Birdman, Hsigo, Monkey, Banana, Banana Bomb, Fat Man and Little Boy, Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy, Batman and Robin, Robin Hood, Unabomber, Mailbomb, 2001 anthrax attacks, Anthrax, Headache, Aspirine, phenacetine, Analgesic, Neuralgia, Nostalgia, Sentiment, Sediment, plain, valley, Jacques Vallee, Jacques Cousteau, Phoebe Buffay, Friends, Neighbours, Mr. Rogers, Roy Rogers, Trigger, Tigger, Whiskers, Cat food, Meow Mix, Mix tape, Tapeworm, duct tape, Duck, Daffy Duck.

Word count: 400/400 as of word: Daffy Duck (closed)

Branch: "The Sims" (closed)

The Sims, Spore, Spawn (comics), Spain, Portugal, Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronald McDonald, Old McDonald, Redneck, Rednex, Cotton Eyed Joe, marriage, Married... with Children,Christina Applegate, Christina Aguilera, Beautiful, Pretty On The Inside, Luxor Hotel, H4x0r, R2D2, Robot, I, Robot, I, Claudius, Julius Caesar, Rome, The B-52s, Kahlua, Coffee, Tea, Crumpets, English muffin, Afternoon tea, Mr. T, The A-Team, Face, anthropomorphism, transformation, Transformers, Metamorphosis, Franz Kafka, short story, vignette, vinegar, oil, House of Saud, Mutaween, Mutter, Alice Nutter, witchcraft, wicca, Gerald Gardner, Gorgonzola, Goat, sacrifice, Lent, Lint, Clothes dryer, laundromat, laundry, Laundry Service, Shakira, Colombia, cocaine, drug, Narcotic, Nicotine, Addiction, Word association, Self-referential humor, Noises Off, play, Childhood, Adolescence, Hooligan, Hula hoop, Hula Hoops, Crisps, tortillas, Salsa (sauce), Salsa (dance), Happy Feet, Ice Age, Dinosaur, Tyrannosaurus, Tyrant, Dictator, Dictation, Stenography, Steganography, Stegosaurus, Land of the Lost, Lost, lost and found, clumsy, Our Lady Peace, War and Peace, epic, Epic of Gilgamesh, Trojan War cycle, Trojan Horse, Backdoor, Barn Door's Open, Euphemism, Euphonium, Euphoria, euthanasia, Jack Kevorkian, suicide booth, Logan's Run, sanctuary, Donkey, Kiang, Kang, Lrrr, Poppler, Popular, Nada Surf, Surf City, The Beach Boys, The Fat Boys, frat boys, Fat Boy Slim, Oxymoron, Oxycontin, Oxyacetylene, Welding, Pipe, Plumbing, Super Mario, Brothers, Warner Bros., Bugs Bunny, carrot, Stick, Post-it, Shove-it, Steam Shovel, JCB, American and British English differences, Colour, Blue, Deep Blue, Deep Blue Something, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Audrey Hepburn, Belgium, Waffle, Pancake, Aunt Jemima, Brand, Name

Word count: 150/150 as of word: Name. (branch closed)

Branch: "Skyscraper" (closed)

Skyscraper, Ice scraper, Futility, ability, Jumping, Jumpin' Jack Flash, Whoopi Goldberg, Guinan, Greedo, Devo, Pee-Wee's Playhouse, Pee-Wee Herman, Glasses, Contact lenses, eyes, Nose, Face, Faceoff, Ice hockey, Puck bunny, Playboy Bunny, centerfold, nude, Nudism, Fig leaf, Fig Newtons, Victor Wooten, w00t, Slang, Urban Dictionary, Urban decay, Decadence, 1920s, flapper, pinball machine, Tommy, Hilfiger, sweatshop, China, Chyna, Chlamydia, Uterus, In Utero, suicide, murder, Lizzie Borden, Fall River, Waterfall, Wave pool, Water Country, Dry county, blue law, La Blue Girl, LAPD, Rodney King, Racism, Ku Klux Klan, Evil, Bert is Evil, Muppet, puppet, Sooty, Smokestack, Smoking, Smokin' Mojo Filters, Mojo, Austin Powers, Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Gibraltar, Battle of Gibraltar, Battle of Trafalgar, Cape Trafalgar, Cape Cornwall, Cornholio, Coolio, Dangerous Minds, Great Teacher Onizuka, The Karate Kid, Ralph Macchio, Ralph McTell, William Tell, Apple, Adam's apple, larynx, Pharynx, Throat, Deep Throat, Watergate, Aldgate, Whitechapel, Neufchatel cheese, Pizza, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Vanilla Ice, lip-synch, Mime, Mr. Mime, Mr. Men, Mr. Tickle, Tickle Me Elmo, Shiver Me Timbers, Pirates, International Talk Like a Pirate Day, The (International) Noise Conspiracy, White noise, Whitesnake, David Coverdale, cover band, Stars on 45, 42 (number), Monty Python's The Meaning of Life, Monty Python's Life of Brian, revert war, Anti-war, Hippie, Hippo, Hippolyta, mythology, Valhalla, Viking funeral, Norway, Oslo, land of the midnight sun, Land of the Rising Sun, Names of Japan, Kanji, Bungee, BASE jumping, BASIC, C++, Bjarne Stroustrup, Bjork, Bangkok International Airport, Thailand, Thai cuisine, Food, Fried-brain sandwich, vCJD, DVD, video, Vireo, Virus, Pathogen, Bioterrorism, Biodegradation, Organic compound, Carbon, Monoxide, monotone, grey, Jean Grey, Earl Grey.

Word count: 150/150 as of word: Earl Grey. (branch closed)

Branch: "Paddy wagon" (closed)

Paddy wagon, station wagon, sport-utility vehicle, Gas guzzler, fuel efficiency, Highway, speed, Amphetamines, crystal meth, Methylated spirit, spirits of turpentine, paint thinner, turpentine, Turpentine substitute, Supersub, Cricket, insect, cricket, Rounders, Quarter Pounders, hamburger, Mayor McCheese, cheesehead, Israelites (song), Mondegreen, Waka Laka, Walla Walla, Walmart, Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price, documentary, docu-soap, Surfactant, Surface tension, Water strider, Walk on Water, Walk On, Walking on Sunshine, Running on Empty, Gasoline, Diesel, Jimmy Barnes, Barnes, Barns, Barnyard, Farm, Crop rotation, British Agricultural Revolution, Marijuana, Phillie Blunt, James Blunt, James Bond, Martini (cocktail), Rum, Pirate, Captain Jack Sparrow, Captain Pugwash, hogwash, nonsense, Jabberwocky, Jabba Desilijic Tiure, Pizza the Hut, parody, Airplane!, Leslie Nielsen, Nielsen rating, Dennis Nilsen, Dennis the Menace, Family Circus, Clown, Bozo the Clown, Krusty the Clown, Krusty Burger, Hamburglar, John Gummer, Gummo, Gumby, Mr. Bill, clay, Henry Clay, Cassius Clay, Andrew Dice Clay, Roy 'Chubby' Brown,

Word count: 80/80 as of word: Roy 'Chubby' Brown (branch closed).

Branch: "K2" (branch closed)

K2, U2, YouTube, Toobing, Tube, Paula Yates, Wales, Jimbo Wales, Jimbo and the Jet Set, aeroplane, The Aeroplane Flies High, Airplane!, Leslie Nielsen, Police Squad!, Police officer, Donut, Homer Simpson, Lisa Simpson, OJ Simpson, Glove, Love, Romance, Romance language, Latin, Statin, Stalin, Shao Lin, Xiaolin Showdown, Breakfast, Lunch, Vegetables, Gourd, VeggieTales, The Nutcracker, Nutcracker, Christmas, Santa Claus, Santa Anna, Texas, Santa Ana wind, Mistral, Mistrial, Hung jury, William Hung, She Bangs, Bang On the Drum All Day, Drumstick, Chicken, Coward, Ann Coulter, Ann Arbor, Arbor Day, Arbour lights, Christmas lights, December, Saint Nick, Nick Berg, iceberg, Titanic, shipwreck, Sea floor

Word count: 60/60 as of word: Sea floor (branch closed)

Other Games


Archive of old games

Normal

(normal games are played out one word after another, with occasional splitting branches.)

Lasted until we had about 400 words on the list, and a bunch of repeated ones.
Our first attempt at word disassociation. Creativity was somewhat lower.
Our third word association game. Lasted until there were around 849 words on the list, including four "branches".
Our fourth word association game. Was limited to 400 words in the main branch, but several branches arose, including two invisible branches.
The fifth word association game.
The sixth word association game, with 400 words in the main branch and 5 other branches totaling another 510 words.
  • Game #7 ("Tram" → "Tom Bombadil")
The seventh word association game.
  • Game #8 ("NIMBY" → "Crystal Cave")
The eighth word assocation game, with branches "King", "AAA", "Dudley" and "Iowa".
The ninth word assocation game, with three normal branches and a branch of a branch.
  • Game #10 ("Pennsylvania" → "Alphabet soup")
The tenth word association game, with 400 words and four branches.
The eleventh word association game, with 400 words and four branches.

Ultra

(Ultra games are played out on a 7x15 table, associating from the upper left to the bottom right)

The first Ultra Association game on a 7x15 grid.
Second Ultra-Association game, random seed on 7x15. The game only got to 7x14 when it ended.
Third Ultra-Association game, random seed on 7x15.
Fourth Ultra-Association game, random seed on 7x15.
Fifth Ultra-Association game, random seed on 7x15.
Sixth Ultra-Association game, random seed on 7x15.
Lucky sevens!
No hiding behind the 8 ball during this game!
No myths about this 9th game, just word associations.
What do Monty Python and taxidermy have in common? Find out here...
From a small English village to tropical produce in 105 easy steps!
There's a lot of space in this game!
No bad luck, just traditional Chinese medicine to American popular culture via Latin.

Fixed

(fixed games are played on a 7x15 grid, starting with the top and left filled and going to the bottom right.)

The branch of an older game, with slightly different rules than ultra that started it all.
The second ultra fixed game.
The third ultra fixed game.
The fourth ultra fixed game.
The fifth ultra fixed game.
Wikipedians hit this game for 6!
Lucky or the seventh deadly sin? Look at the archive and decide for yourself
A somewhat European game!
From a god to a ship via Birmingham, Discworld and the Soviet Union
Another eclectic gathering including Desperate Housewives, Meat Loaf and Shrinkwrap.
  • Ultra Fixed #11 ("Kidwelly railway station" → "The Goodies and the Baddies")
From Rural Wales to a British comedy via American Football? Only on Wikipedia!

Radial

(Radial games begin in the center of a 7x15 table and expand outwards.)

  • Radial Ultra #1 ("Albert Einstein" → "Child", "Malnourishment", "L'Inferno (1911)" and "Sexual slavery")
The first game of Radial Ultra Association
  • Radial Ultra #2 ("Crackpot" → "Piracy", "Stephen King", "Bikini" and "Madame de Staël")
The second game of Radial Ultra Association
  • Radial Ultra #3 ("Language" → "BBC Two", "Christmas special", "Fish" and "La Francophonie")
The third game of Radial Ultra Association
  • Radial Ultra #4 ("Curling" → "Trail of Tears", "Tony Blair", "Electra" and "Red")
The fourth game of Radial Ultra Association
  • Radial Ultra #5 ("Rutland" → "Witchfinder General", "Second Avenue Line", "Computer Virus" and "Coolness")
The fifth game in the increasingly inaccurately named Radial Ultra Association trilogy
  • Radial Ultra #6 ("ColdFusion" → "Prison", "Dutch courage", "Sexual abstinence" and "Top Ten")
The sixth game - it seems Wikipedians enjoy radiating words
  • Radial Ultra #7 ("True Lover's Knot" → "James Bond", "Incineration", "Fireplace" and "Sunset Strip")
Seventh heaven?
  • Radial Ultra #8 ("Beit Al Qur'an" → "Punch", "Poverty", "Legendarium" and "Colon")
The eighth game, I'm sure you understand it all by now.
  • Radial Ultra #9 ("World Sevens Series"→"π", "Slapstick", "Can't Sleep, Clown will eat me" and "Orange Juice")
Game number nine; a rip-roaring ride of fun!
  • Radial Ultra #10 (Sam Brown (Rastafari)→"Calories", "Shoe", "George VI of the United Kingdom" and "Plasma TV")
The Radial game goes to double figures

Radial Ultra Cross

(Radial ultra cross games begin in the center of a 7x15 table and expand outwards with predetermined letters forming a cross shape.)

  • Radial Ultra Cross #1 ("One" → "Word surfing champion", "Percussion", "War Pigs" and "Human evolution")
The first game of Radial Ultra Cross Association. The start letters were: "W O R D A S S O C I A T I O N" (vertical) and "C R O S S" (horizontal, centred on the 'O' of 'association')
The second game of Radial Ultra Cross Association. The start letters were "EMERALD", "RINGS" across and "PEARLANDDIAMOND" down.
The third game of Radial Ultra Cross Association. The start letters were "SOUTH" and "CHINA" across, and "DEUSEXMACHINA" down.
  • Radial Ultra Cross #4 ("North Sea" → "Isaac", "Killing In The Name", "Prawn Cocktail" and "Green curry")
The fourth game of Radial Ultra Cross Association. The start letters were "LSANGER" across, and "JIMMY DONAL WALES" down.
The start letters were "CIVITAS" across, and "QUEEN ELIZABETH 2" down.
The start letters were the letters of the alphabet from A to U radiating out clockwise from the centre. Additionally V, W, Y and X were start letters for the corner cells.

Reverse Radial Ultra

Radial Ultra association in reverse - start at the corners and work to the middle.
The second game of working towards the centre from the corners
  • Reverse Radial Ultra #3 ("Varduli", "Andover, South Dakota", "Yi Yi: A One and a Two" and "Claus Spahn" → "The United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil, and the Algarve")
The third game that became strangely syncronised towards the centre
War and heavy metal

Psychadelic

(Psychadelic games feature unusual ultra ideas. Games 1 to 6 were started by Xhin. Thryduulf has started the games from number 7 onwards)

The first game of Psychadelic Word Association; featured ten words in random places.
Featured four unknown words that had to be guessed at.
In possibly the best effort of word associationists, you had to play the game like psychadelic #1, except all of the first letters are fixed, some of them t, e, a, e, or s. There were only three letters remaining at the end. Well done.
In this edition, you had to Expand out the entire table from one word, reaching all four corners of an 8x8 grid.
In this flavor, you had to-- Well, why don't you read the instructions for yourself?
Your run of the mill radial word association, with one exception...
A remake of game #1, this time the words were the names of islands and the word "island" was prohibited.
A development on the 10 islands idea, except the starting words were placed in a diamond pattern around the board.

Misc

(An archive of different game concepts that haven't had four in a series yet.)

  • Enigmatic #1 (Scratching post, Garfield:The movie, pink panther, Dowsing rod, the internet movie database.)
The first game of Enigmatic. Was like a condensed version of psychadelic #2.
  • Enigmatic #2 (Tuxedo, Channel, Teenage Mutant Ninja Tutles, Dominoes, Microwave)
Like the first Enigmatic game, although this took a little longer.
Like the normal assocation games, but with words not associated with the previous one.
Like the Ultra Fixed association games, but the words don't associate with each other.
Same as last time but with different disassociations.
Same as last two times but with different disassociations.
Associate with a spiral of disassociated words.
Each player adds one word, and selects location of next move, and whether to associate or disassociate.
Based on the film Sliding Doors, this was two games of radial ultra in one. This game inspired the other Sliding Doors associations.
WA with a purpose?!

Players

Here is where you can place your name and become a common player.


Active players

SOLVE INFERNIS, Nickptar, Takitei, Rixth, User:fratboy, Hosterweis (talk) (contribs), Sirmob, Enkauston, GeeJo, CannotResolveSymbol, 24.83.111.176, Craig3410, Mark J, Snhivhitavae, Jimmyatic, Soo, Occono, jaurisova6, Braddie,  Grue , FunFuBarMan, RobyWayne,  Alfakim --  talk , Larrymels, Gururvishnu, Bearbear, gkhan, Catamorphism, Neoballmon, Akako|☎, Peter T.S., Stix, hydnjo, Malacandra, Underorbit, GVOLTT, WAvegetarian, Algebra, Luigi30, mikecb, MatthewF, Francs2000 , Cristi Is Awsome, PinkDeoxys, 86.145.132.168, Maltmomma (chat),  chsf , Thryduulf, Simply MP WriterFromAfar755, Sparky Lurkdragon, Melaen, User:FlorenceWynne, dposse, 81.151.156.0, PhatePunk, mahlered, Phileas,   Jordy540 , Aaronak, Mazzy, Michaelritchie200, 64.229.218.70, Rholton, T.o.n.y, Perimosocordiae, Paragon12321, Deyyaz, Michael J, 2KT, Uncke Herb SeanMcG, Andy Blak, Kookykman|(t)e, PatDonovan130, FunkyCheese47, Steve Farrell, Blade_boy222, BratX, PilgrimDeckhand, OsmosisChesterfieldFoodstuff, tckma, FireSpike, Wikiwow, Fairgoldberry, Crabbyass, Húsönd, Total: 82

Casually Observing Players

ANNA REXIA, Corey520, knoodelhed, PryItOpen, Kodukadvakch (KOE-due-KODD-vahk), Jonathan Weiss, Nil Einne, Yayasirrah, FrankCostanza, Dewar912, Milk77, Aquarius Rising, Xiagu, PrinceDog, Calibration, Ilyanep, mahlered, HappyCamper, Sceptre (Talk), ArkansasTraveler, gobeirne, Daniel, Ian Manka, Ghelae, Anthon, Majora4, Sotakeit, talktothehand07, Sonicrazy, Midgetmogget, Keeperoftheseal, Bubzie29!, Mproud Jordan Elder (talk) 09:13, Wednesday, June 4, 2025 (UTC), MarinBeth, Qwertyuiop, User:Think Fast, He Who Is, Pharaoh Hound, BJK, Algebra, GregE, Gray Porpoise, User:Jeffklib, Keakealani, → JARED (t) , —Editor at Large, Robert

Total: 47

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