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DUEL ME ⚔️ I closed Loop #155 in 0:29 · flawless. Same loop, your clock starts at zero.

My cousin Via (she's a comic artist) drew a snake eating its own tail with words one afternoon (ouroboros, get it?), I spent the summer turning it into a word game. Feedback welcome. :)

- Four words in a loop. Each word's last letter starts the next one, and the corner tiles belong to two words at once, so solving one hands you letters in two directions. POST, TRAP, PREY, YELP, and you're back at POST.
- One loop a day, free, no signup, about three minutes. Via also drew Ora, the *snek* who watches you play and gets increasingly unwell about your performance.
- There's a duel mode. I'm usually banned from it, because I wrote the rest of the puzzles, but I had my cousin create this one to duel you all with!

I’m having one of those EDS pain crisis days where my right shoulder keeps trying to sublux out of the socket and it’s pulling on my trap and neck and now my whole upper body is just excruciating pain soup, like I cannot get comfortable in any position and I am losing my mind a little lol

What do you guys do on days where you’re basically bedridden but your brain still wants something to do?? I can only scroll so much before I feel worse. Sometimes I play Zelda BOTW or TOTK because it makes me feel like I can be outside running around in the world even when my body is absolutely not leaving the bed. Sometimes even that is too much and I just do tiny word games or low attention stuff, I found this weird fun one recently called ourofouro (literally just ourofouro.com) where you make word loops and it’s been good for the “need 2 brain cells of dopamine” level of flare day. it’s super weird and quirky and fun!!

What are your bedridden flare day things, games, shows, apps, comfort items, anything that makes you feel less trapped in your body for a second?