@NasNakarus: i made a game where you literally have to find a needle in a haystack the catch is there are 5,000,000 pieces of hay an…
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A user tweeted about creating a game where players must find a needle in a haystack containing 5 million pieces of hay.
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i made a game where you literally have to find a needle in a haystack
the catch is there are 5,000,000 pieces of hay and only 1 needle https://t.co/q2TehY53iJ
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