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[Storm Cloud]

This is a simple game that I saw on another forums once where you find a paper airplane in any way, coming from the previous post, and you do something to the paper airplane to get it to the next. IE: Finding the plane, as it flies through your window, lands next to you, etc. and throwing it, hitting it, etc. Allow me to begin.

I take a simple piece of paper, wright down on it, "Pass it on." and throw it out the window, to whomever it may end up with.

[L-PinkVsD-Pink327]

A Paper plane lands on my backpack as I'm picking it up.

Out of annoyance, I smack it out of the way.

[Klopp]

The paper airplane begins to descend into the gutter, when a car speeding by sends a strong breeze upward, thrusting the folded piece of paper another 15 or so feet into the air. I come along riding a bicycle, and spot the out-of-place plane floating gently above the road, and I ride over and nab it as it descends slowly towards the pavement. I pull over to the side of the road, and open the paper airplane, reading the note left behind "Pass it on." I proceed to whip my pen out of my pocket, and write my own message; "Hi :3 ~Klopp."

Once I arrive at my destination, I ascend to the top floor of the building thirteen stories high, and send the paper airplane off towards the north, so that it may continue on it's glorious adventure.

[Cerulean]

I sit down to eat my sandwich, and a paper airplane hits me in the head. I look around, wondering who threw it. It is a well made airplane, I don't want them to lose it. As I see nobody, I decide to throw it back the direction it came.

[Mr. Kochi Bracegirdle]

The little plane kept flying. Slowly, it made it's way into a group of redcoat re-enactors, with me being among them. The plane flew directly at my tricorne, then fell to the ground.

I picked it up, wondering why it was thrown at me. I read the message "Hi :3 ~Klopp". Wondering who this strange person was, I grabbed a pen and wrote "Hello there" on the right wing. Then released the little paper plane back to the air.