making the rounds

the rearview mirror effect!

the queue

in amongst a group of people have you ever found yourself in the queue for the next yawn no matter how hard you try not to catch it
​but it still just happens and as fast as it came to you,
off it goes to the next unwittingly person.
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the crowd

did you know that it doesn't take large crowd to play in fact it can take only the two of you? this contagion can begin by just by looking into a mirror but not with just an ordinary mirror but in fact, a vehicles rearview mirror.
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the straw

then you pulled the short straw and you find yourself not riding shotgun it only seems fair that as the one left in the backseat
​you get to start the game of "the yawn".
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the squish

it begins with you
(the one with your knees all squished in with no room to stretch out)
the first to roll the dice 
and as you land on that first square you begin the game.
(as the law being a driver cannot be on the road with having any distractions)
the next roll goes back to you (the beginner of the game).
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the next in line

now after actually reading the instructions and understanding the rules of the game it became clearer that it is always your turn to roll the dice. with both being the giver and the receiver of the yawn, the win is alway within reach.
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the yippee

the only thing that remains though is that the action of being repeatable will always be your fault. even with this knowledge you let the repetition start
​and then voila the fun begins. ​​
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the satisfaction

when looking back at it all i must admit that i'm not too sure if this type of entertainment, you know the type that never ever ends can become addictive and/or irritating while the loop continues to be passed along.
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the end

and now it is your turn, don't forget to yawn.
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