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Players stack their closed fists on top of each other to build a tall column of hands.

The group chants a rhyme, pointing to each fist in turn as the words are said.

On the last word of the chant, the player whose fist was named must yank their hand out before it can be tapped.

Players who react too slowly and get tapped take a small silly forfeit chosen by the group.

Restack fists in a new order and repeat the chant for another round.

Keep playing as many rounds as the group likes, changing pace to keep it tricky.