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in reply to π΄ Seph π πΎ • • •The image features a humorous meme about a game called "The Holy Book Game." At the top, bold black text reads "THE HOLY BOOK GAME." Below this, in smaller black text, it states, "Open any page in the Bible and do exactly what is written there. The last person to go to prison wins." An open book, resembling an old Bible, is centrally placed, with visible text on the pages. At the bottom, in red text, it says "GOOD LUCK." The meme humorously suggests that participants should follow the Bible's instructions literally, with the twist that the last person to face legal consequences wins.
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