'rock, paper, sciccors' or 'rock, sciccors, paper'?

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wotcha

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'rock, paper, sciccors' or 'rock, sciccors, paper'?

What is the proper order?

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I think the first is more common.

[strike]sciccors[/strike]
scissors :tick:
 
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It's always been "rock, paper, scissors" where I'm from.
 
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