1:12:25i honestly forgot what we called them in my neck of the woods
1:12:29match-makers and fortune tellers
1:12:30theyre fortune tellers to me
1:12:31ah yes the og tarot readers
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1:12:31we called them "quack quack" in quebec
1:12:32I don't know, my friends didn't do that, as far as I remember
1:12:33cootie catchers from where I'm from
1:12:34Cootie Catchers in the South of America.
1:12:38the chatterbox thing and every option was just cringe and hypersexual
1:12:48cootie catcher yeah:_Hakkalaugh:
1:12:52why is it called cootie catchers...
1:13:01God SAMEEEE me being like "does my crush like me" and then "DO IT AGAIN" HAHAHA
1:13:03Man, don't ask me, I don't make the words for elementary school games.
1:13:15now that I think about it... chatterboxes is such a weird name for them
1:13:21@boysloveandtaxation lol blt real
1:13:21we did cootie catchers cause if you got the wrong fortune you got cooties
1:13:30"can you read my palm" :palms_up_together:
1:13:35it's a physical reroll:_Hakkalaugh::_Hakkalaugh::_Hakkalaugh:
1:13:35"do we have the same fave color?"
1:13:39For us, it was just called 'fortune tellers' because it wasn't just about the person you liked. It was also about whether you had good or bad luck
1:13:43u would weite likes yes no maybe in it
1:13:45I always heard it the same way Hakka described it. It was for people who "like liked" each other, hence cooties.
1:13:50@smartbutterfly_KoiCorpAlt DAZ CRAZY
1:13:52I never believed them cus no one I knew understood how they worked