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the flag game 

A game played by exchange students. You receive 1 point per nationality that you kiss someone from. Each nationality is called a "flag". The game lasts for the period of your exchange program.

Some variants of the game give you bonus points for your host country (especially for conservative countries) and less or no points for your own country, reflecting their relative difficulty.
Max: *making out with a girl in the corner*
Me: Damn! Max is winning the flag game again.
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the flag game 

A game played by exchange students (especially Rotary Exchange Students) around the world.
If you kiss a person, you receive a flag of their country. Goal is to collect as many flags as possible during your exchange year.

Variants of the game include different medals for handjobs, blowjobs and sex.
“I kissed an Australian boy! That’s a new flag!”
“Girl, you’re really good at the flag game!”
the flag game by 可樂樂 April 10, 2019
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