game can be difficult, due to the shapes of the plastic ailments and the fact that the openings are barely larger than the pieces themselves. Play pieces Adam's Apple: an apple in the throat ($100). The term "Adam's apple" is colloquial and refers to the thyroid cartilage surrounding the larynx that becomes more visually prominent during puberty. Broken Heart: a heart-shape with a crack through it on the right side of the chest ($100). The phrase "broken heart" refers to an emotional feeling in which someone is very sad for any reasons (such as a person's breakup with their romantic partner). Wrenched Ankle: a wrench in the right ankle ($100). The term "wrenched ankle" is alternative for a sprained ankle. Butterflies in Stomach: a large butterfly in the middle of the torso. Its name comes from the feeling in the stomach when feeling nervous, excited or afraid. (worth $100) Spare Ribs: two ribs that are fused together as one piece ($150). "Spare ribs" are a cut of meat or a dish prepared from that cut. Water on the Knee: a pail of water in the knee ($150). The term "water on the knee" is colloquial and refers to fluid accumulation around the knee joint. Funny Bone: a cartoon-styled bone ($200). This is a reference to the colloquial term of the distal portion of the ulnar nerve, which is vulnerable to an injury at the elbow. Charlie Horse: a small horse that rests near the hip joint ($200). A "charley horse" is a sudden spasm in the leg or foot that usually can be cured by massage or stretching. It also looks like a rocking horse. Writer's Cramp: a pencil in the forearm ($200). A "writer's cramp" is soreness in the wrist that usually can be cured by resting it. Ankle Bone Connected to the Knee Bone: a rubber band that must be stretched between two pegs at the left ankle and knee. This is the only non-plastic piece in the game and the only card that requires the player to insert rather than remove something ($200). Its name is taken from the African-American spiritual of "Dem Bones". Wish Bone: a wishbone similar to that of a chicken located on the left side of the chest ($300). The term "wishbone" is colloquial for the furcula which is a bone that can be found in birds and other animals. Traditionally, a chicken's