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  • But it can be considered the same class of habit as chewing pencils, right?
    Also, Pikachew said she couldn't imagine you as a cheerleader.
    I don't chew pencils, because I almost always loose pencils, and I know I don't like finding chewed pencils.
    I don't chew my fingernails. Mainly any type of plastic, and if I see no plastic, the ends of my glasses go in my mouth.
    Is it wrong when you've been chewing on something for a few minutes, and realize it was a wire? XD
    Well, it's based off the board game Risk. The gym is separated into 4 or 6 sections. Each area has a medic(somebody on one of those scooter things you sit on)so when you're is hit by a ball, they have to bring you to the wall. The point of the game is to take over all bases, by throwing balls at the other team, and trying to get they're medic out. Normal rules apply as far a throwing and catching, and the medic can be hit in the face, anybody else, the thrower is out. People who are down can also throw balls to get people out, just not catch, I'm pretty sure.
    "Physical Risk"? I don't think I've heard that game before. How does it differ from regular dodgeball?
    Try playing physical Risk. The dodging is INSANE! Again, I'm usually the last person standing.

    It's scary when you feel the wind with the ball, but then your thankful that it didn't hit your face.
    Same here - I usually don't like throwing as much as I like dodging...and I've done some pretty incredible dodges...like actually dodging a ball at point-blank range (i.e. thrown from less than 5 feet away).
    It's fun.
    Same here. Every once in a while I'll get somebody.
    Yesterday my friend Delaney and I were on opposite teams, so I went up to her five times and got her out because she wouldn't get me. XD
    I'm usually last standing in dodge balls because of *quote*My cat-like reflexes*un-quote*
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