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The Password Game 

A game in the popular website neal.fun that consists of creating a password under 35 absurd rules. It is notably really hard and not for the faint of heart. Some rules include including the day's Wordle answer, including the country in a game of GeoGuessr, and feeding a chicken emoji named Paul with emoji worms, but not overfeeding, starving, or slaying him.
The other day I beat The Password Game after many tries
The Password Game by MrProdigy August 8, 2023
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the password game 

The game you have to play when you sign into something and guess through 5 million passwords.
"Thank you for installing Steam. Please enter your password that you probably don't remember because you never have to use it."

"Lemme recollect my vast memory of passwords. The password game has begun."
the password game by pebble225 September 12, 2016

The Password Game 

The most ridiculously difficult game you will ever play, on a website called neal.fun. Dark souls has no shit on this game. I would never force my worst enemies to play this game, even that is far too cruel a punishment. You must make a password that involves guessing a country feeding a virtual pet chicken constantly, and solving that one damn puzzle game called wordle for some reason. Very few people have actually
I tried The Password Game, and it made be decide all my life decisions may be worthless.
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Rumours were flying everywhere, so she went northstarring — one checked fact at a time.
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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