Ultimate Ride
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Hidden props Find the keywords found on Ultimate Ride ads in Web sites, magazines and elsewhere. Once you have a keyword, go to the main menu, click on the lock icon on the lower left side of the main menu. A keyboard will appear. Enter the keyword and the new prop will appear in the prop palette. Cottage Whiner Princess Nursewacko Orb Grub Ferdinand Dentist Gofish Sphere Aqua Pontevecchio Thrill Note: Some props have two parts. Enter the first word, then go back and enter the second word. Damsel Cheese Naugahyde Firetip

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