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belka_1980

Kissing Garden

belka_1980
17 years ago

It's a virtual Garden where you can plant a fruit and it will grow the more it is kissed. You can also go through the Garden and kiss other fruit, enjoy the music and the atmoshpere there.

Here it is: http://kiss.ksanlab.com

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