Candystand, We Wish We Knew How to Quit You

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Remember Dr. Mario? Okay. Candystand‘s new Awesome Blossom is like that, except with flowers instead of pills. (Come to think of it, how did Dr. Mario ever get past the PC police?)

The blossom explosion is for LifeSavers. We could use some, considering our blood-sugar levels are low from concentrating on winning back flower petals for the last three hours. (We’re overachievers.)

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