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Fantastic word game

Your RadioDiscussions password can be revoked for all manner of slanderous and libelous comments.

Some of us know that better than others.
 
Your RadioDiscussions password is, I'd reckon, "Onomatopoeia", Linguistics Czar, but that's only 'cuz I know that even in the quiet, private time where it's just you n' Kayla, yer kind o' a showoff.

Hey, Compadre. When ya got it, flaunt it. I always say. And I say a lot.
 
Ok, so that rascal up yonder's done gone n' wrecked my Fantastic contribution, and now when I attempt an edit, nuthin'll type w/o all the boldin'.

Reckon I'll just have to start from scratch. It ain't no fault o' the Miller Lite.

Slanderous and libelous comments.might you get banned from the pro-ceedins temporarily, but it never holds permanent.

I've been kicked out o' far better places.
 
Permanent eviction is, in fact, permanent which is why your aliases can't come back.

rosecity? "might you get banned"? You are starting to sound like dmargalotti with intertwining your words and stuff. That MIGHT be the Miller Lite.
 
Your alias can't come back, 'tis true, but the animalistic nightmare behind each screen name will for-ever live on.

Now, you know dern well you'd be plumb lost w/o me, n' this here Stetson.

I blame the flip-floppin' words on the earlier "thimble" o' Kentucky red-eye. Shit's legit, WMC.

That'll be a triple shot o' demerit spirits assessed to myself, I reckon.
 
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I'll sure 'nuff try that, Linguistics Czar. The Stetson is a lil' heavy fer a ragin' hangover, anyhow, this here mornin'.

*puts on a tilted, sideways Texas Rangers baseball cap*

I don't know why you homeboys be trippin', but if dose clues left fo' me n' the crew, by dat wack-ass, snow-plowin' honky weren't so ratchet, I might be inclined to mo' closely peep his flo' and lay some respect on his name.

Fo' real, dawg. Y'all best realize dey's as many hats (and kicks) in dis closet, as they be voices in dis hayseed head.
 
His name is (or "His name be," as some fellow wearers of rose's new headgear prefer) WMC, which would stand for something like Wil'shawn Montavius Carter if he were to fit the stereotype.

All of a sudden-like, we all been th'own inter a dadgum Amos 'n' Andy episode, ah reckon! (I have no idea what this hat I just put on does or where it came from.)
 
The stereotype that I most enjoy por-trayin' is this'n here, o' which I'm most comfortable.

I know full-well yer a Yankee, nowadays, Linguistics Czar, but it's purdy dern a-parent that the gifted Resistol fits yer head well. That past Arkansas-livin' really shines through.
 
I'm most comfortable crafting contributions that are not hayseed-based which is why I am posting this one that is, admittedly, mediocre but completely easy to understand.
 
Your destination awaits you on a fun-filled, action-packed, Carnival Cruise Line adventure, but please, once you've arrived at yer personal slice o' tropical paradise, don't drink the water.

Looks like the security office is up n' at 'em even bee-fore the dad blamed roosters, this here early Monday mornin'.
 
A couple of streets away from here are the post office, the town hall, the library and a small grocery store, but to buy gummies, I need to drive a few miles to the next town south.
 
When you reach a certain age, certain things certainly don't work the way they once did.

n' that's fer certain.
 


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