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Finish the game with any amount of time left on the clock and you win.

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This is StoryQuest. Today's story is the weird beard.

Bob Tibbins was a perfectly ordinary man in almost every way. He wore the same grey jumper every Tuesday, kept all his socks in alphabetical order and owned a small, grumpy tortoise named Sharon.

But Bob had one big, baffling, beardy problem.

His beard changed colour every single day. One day it was bright red like

tomato soup. The next it was sunflower yellow. Then deep blue, toxic green, glowing orange, sassy

indigo or violent violet.

Bob had tried everything to stop it.

He washed it with 17 different types of shambu, rubbed it with anti-beard creams, and even once sat in a bucket of cold custard which helped with the itching that nothing else really.

He saw scientists, barbers, beard whisperers, and one particularly confused plumber. No one had the answers.

Oh, I've never even died it, Bob said, wailing, and yet it changes more often than my underpants.

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