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Fantastic word game

There seems to be an error in reply 6056 by Silkie, he should have started with PART OF THE ACTUAL GAME, not GAME. So I have to start off with the right clue.

Part of the actual game has been played wrong for the last 12 hours.
 
For the last 12 hours I have been concerned that I did not arrive back in time to correct my error; however, I am pleased that you were able to assist in that endeavor.
 
In that endeavor its time to go outside in the nice weather,have a beer and put on a CD of Olivia Newton-John.
 
kenrayc said:
There seems to be an error in reply 6056 by Silkie, he should have started with PART OF THE ACTUAL GAME, not GAME. So I have to start off with the right clue.

Part of the actual game has been played wrong for the last 12 hours.
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Mr Kenrayc, normally I might have to come down on you for taking a Directorial approach to the game when you aren't on the board. However, since I have been here all weekend and didn't even notice myself, I shall have to throw a 'good job' towards you and 9 demerits towards myself. Ssummers' not-so-sudden appearance and Anyacat's $100 words threw me off. :D

Mr. Silkie, the Board has asked me that I ask you to please post in one complete sentence rather than your recent postings containing the semicolon and 'however' which really results in two sentences. For example, you could have posted with: 'For the last 12 hours, I have been concerned that I did not arrive back in time to correct my error but I am pleased that you were able to assist in that endeavor.' While we do realize it's proper and common and there's nothing structurally wrong, it would please the Board if you followed through on their request. I have no doubt that, as a member of the Band Camp hierarchy, you will do your best to honor their request. ;D


Olivia Newton-John on cd is a great way to relax but I sense the peanut gallery is getting a bit restless so I suggest we all convene tomorrow afternoon at the PowerWorld Great Outdoors Adventure Park.
 
The PowerWorld great outdoors adventure park roller coasters are the best attraction with their quadruple loops, and they take your mind off of going to work.
 
Going to work , please remember that the PowerWorld Great Outdoors Adventure Park is a proper name and should be capitalized as it was in my post and perhaps the best procedure for you would be to cut and paste.
 
Paris, Athens and Topeka are only a few of the exciting places to be found enjoyable.


"The semicolon may be used much like the comma, period or colon, depending on the context. Like a comma, it may separate elements in a series. Like a period or colon, it frequently marks the end of a complete clause, and like a colon it signals that the remainder of the sentence is closely related to the first part. However, in each case the semicolon is normally used iin a distinctive way. It serves as a higher-level comma; it connects clauses, as a period does not; and it does not imply any following exemplification, amplification, or description as a colon generally does. Source: The St. Martin's Handbook and Merriam Webster Guide to Punctuation and Style just in case dear St. Martin needs a witness. Thus, the use of the semicolon is entirely proper when I use it..

Knowledge is power
 
To be found enjoyable one must have a sense of humor and the ability to loosen up.

(Travel Tip: When traveling with my friend Delores I am forced to pack far more clothes than usual as she frowns on my versatile jeans and alternating Tee shorts even if some are silk [which doesn't wrinkle] and linen [which does].)
 
Silkie said:
Thus, the use of the semicolon is entirely proper when I use it.[/i].
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I didn't say it wasn't proper. It was a request. ;D

Loosen up and let the wind blow through my air while I drive topless with Anyacat in her Bug.
 
Silkie said:
Paris, Athens and Topeka are only a few of the exciting places to be found enjoyable.


"The semicolon may be used much like the comma, period or colon, depending on the context. Like a comma, it may separate elements in a series. Like a period or colon, it frequently marks the end of a complete clause, and like a colon it signals that the remainder of the sentence is closely related to the first part. However, in each case the semicolon is normally used iin a distinctive way. It serves as a higher-level comma; it connects clauses, as a period does not; and it does not imply any following exemplification, amplification, or description as a colon generally does. Source: The St. Martin's Handbook and Merriam Webster Guide to Punctuation and Style just in case dear St. Martin needs a witness. Thus, the use of the semicolon is entirely proper when I use it..

Knowledge is power
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You are realizing that the alleged "rules" in this so called "game" don't necessarily correspond to the same English that you and I are accustomed to. Continue to fight the good fight, my friend.
 
AM radio is the best way to hear Olivia Newton-John sing, unless, of course, you find yourself in a small room with her.


Thank you dmargalotti and kenrayc for the effort yesterday at bringing this thread back to where it belongs.
 
In a small room with her cat and books, Anyacat plans her next assault on old age and men with receding hairlines.
 
Women wanting guys with receding hairlines realize that God made a few perfect heads and the rest he covered with hair.

FYI, someone needs to please alert WMC that his last post referenced the wind blowing through his "air" but I think he meant to say "hair". I'd do it but I know he doesn't always respond well to criticism. Maybe I should contact Ssummers and ask him to do it?

;D :D ;)
 
dmargalotti said:
Women wanting guys with receding hairlines realize that God made a few perfect heads and the rest he covered with hair.

FYI, someone needs to please alert WMC that his last post referenced the wind blowing through his "air" but I think he meant to say "hair". I'd do it but I know he doesn't always respond well to criticism. Maybe I should contact Ssummers and ask him to do it?

;D :D ;)
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Hmmm, it could've been a Freudian Slip, but then again, he was pretty clear. He said the wind was blowing though "...his air..." while he was going "topless", so he could've just been alluding to the fact that he was rocking the Mr. Clean look.
 
Covered with hair was Ann's boyfriend Hank, but she didn't find it amusing when I referred to him as "Sasquach."

(Travel Tip: On the other hand, my inability to pack fewer than four pairs of shoes for a four-day weekend has caused comment.)
 


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