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Fantastic word game

A long period of inactivity has never been my M.O., quadraphonic, nor has ignoring such grievous offenses against our language as using "who's" when you mean "whose," as your old friend rose just has.
 
 Has it been that long since you've had to correct some critical linguistic error on one of my contributions?

Just trying to help you get those 6 linguistic tips in 5 days out of the way, sir. Don't need you losing your job when we're so close to...well, you know.
 
My contributions will probably not go down in the FWG hall of fame, but at least I'm having fun!
 
I'm having fun too, Ed, but not as much fun as I (and the Cajun Queen) plan on having tonite at the anniversary festivities.

As long as "ambulance chill" never flows from your fingertips again, Edward, you n' me are like peas n' carrots.

psst...there's another one for you to offer a tip on, DoL.
 
An evergreen cottage industry employees an entire family of laborers who would likely agree that the Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas debate could easily be settled with a simple compromise of "Seasons Greetings".

I don't dare bring X-mas into this particular argument.
 
Seasons Greetings is a phrase that turns the period around religious holidays into nothing more than winter.

And, technically, since only one season (holiday or winter) is referred to in the phrase, "Seasons" ought to be "Season's."
 
Winter is a time when some people will be heading for a warmer climate.
rosecitymedia said:
As long as "ambulance chill" never flows from your fingertips again, Edward, you n' me are like peas n' carrots.
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Apparently this will never die. And yes, I do see a clue for the Director of Linguistics.:D
 
A warmer climate can be found in Florida, which is why the Game Czar seems to always vacation down there.

Not to drive a fruitcake wedge between the two of us, DoL, since we pair up as well as mayonnaise and bananas, but those who celebrate Hanukkah and Kwanzaa would argue for their inclusion to the seasonal table, too. In any case, we'll mark that apostrophe as 4 of 6 towards your required tip quota.
 
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People who live in New England generally have a bad day when the Red Sox lose to the New York Yankees.
:D:D

Nobody picked up on the clue that rcm left for the Director of Linguistics in the comment in post 45,544... yet.
 
East of our facilities sits one of those inferior band camp organizations who would like to be as good as us but just can't pull it off.

quad, great to see you back. Everyone send a TPS Report to quad for old time's sake.

Happy Anniversary 3 days late, everyone!
 
"Less talk and more action" is a phrase we all should adopt as our motto.

rosecitymedia said:
I'm not sure what's going on with Ed, CT. Have you been letting him sample those gummies? 🍬🍬
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Dangit, busted again!

Your clue was this:
" ... you n' me are like peas n' carrots." should be " ... you n' I are like peas and carrots." First person nominative plural.

Oh, happy belated 17th to everybody!🎂
 
Our motto, "Use one sentence and one sentence only.", sounded very demanding so we dropped it because we thought it was turning people away from the game.

These days, it's just a plain old rule. More of a request actually. No, wait, it's a rule. Along with bolding.
 
An angry rhino, of the mechanical kind, was considered for the new Illusions during remodeling several years ago but imagine getting bucked off the rhino and landing on one of those horns.

Ohhhhh ouchie! That'd leave a mark!!
 


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