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Fantastic word game

FWG University's soon-to-be completed satellite campus in Pendleton has been visited frequently by our International Director of Band Camp who has been working hard to get not only this campus up and running but also its twin sister campus on the other side of the world.


A job well done so far by dmargalotti and Darth.
 
Its twin sister campus on the other side of the world has been likened to the Kremlin in its architecture, to Alexandria in its library, to the Hanging Gardens of Babylon for its greenery, to the Gobi Desert for its spaciousness, and in its overall beauty, to Megan McCormick.
 
Here at TFWG (or The FWG as some prefer), we always have a great time in our never-ending public quest for edutainment, beautification, humor, pathos, and edification of one another and the lurkers.
 
A casual observer to FWG will find that as regular, normal kinds of people we go about our daily business as ourselves and avoid pickles that will put us under water and hold us down.
 
Pickles are disgusting to some, but we who have the better chefs have the perfect recipe for relish that you will relish
 
Bring some bottled water with you to Illusions Danceclub and join in the relief effort to help restore Linda's icebox.
 
Receding hairlines and expanding waistlines are indications that you've hit your 40s, and thankfully I'm not there yet, myself.

[size=8pt]But if heredity is any indication, my hair will probably start falling out once I hit age 35. (Not that many years off!) Guess I'd better lose the mullet and get used to wearing hats, as this Boy Scout knows the first rule of doing business: "be prepared". Happened to my Dad when he hit age 35, and once he hit 40 he looked like Creed Bratton, with a noticeable alcoholic flare. And gee, now that he's in his mid-50s he could easily pass as a slightly-wrinkly more-bald George Costanza!

To those lurkers on here who may be younger than myself: may it never happen to you!

(And don't get me started on Mum's current hubby...)
 
I'm not there yet, myself,agewise that is, but as my hair line recedes, I am working on the waistline to go in the opposite direction and hopefully shrink, but as Thanksgiving and Christmas loom in the future, I see it being hard, possibly futile, until after Christmas.
 
Until after Christmas, we'll be soon celebrating our 5th anniversary on December 3rd with the help of Dave and Kenny who will give us several of their signature 80s rockfests.
 
Several of their signature 80s rockfests blared from the liened land barge that circled about, its driver lurking in a back parking lot and returning for a second swing by when the names of the lovely Olivia's lovin' man's name, as well as the lovely Olivia's remained invisible, but she would take care of it by pretending to report what our pet was doing.
 


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