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#1 (permalink) Thu Sep 03, 2009 8:27 am A contest in which each opposed team has to recite/read a couplet beginning...

What do you say a contest in which each opposed team has to recite/read a couplet beginning with the last letter of the couplet recited/read by the adversaries. Thanks a bundle

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