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Fantastic word game

(He was not unfairly scolded...by me.

That's right...it was you...WMC2006. So in order to play, one must read 90 pages of this thread in order to understand what has...how did you say it...changed along the way without problems? That's absurd. There's no need to scold anyone. You can explain the rules to newcomers without being condescending and without "scolding" anyone. You should be smart enough to understand that, especially if you are involved in a game of words.

Now back to the game...

Sunbathers of the female persuasion were the subject of itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka dot bikini!
 
Those RRRRs said:
Sunbathers of the female persuasion were the subject of itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka dot bikini!

Bikini Atoll was much improved after being used for nuclear target practice!
 
Methinks it might be time, with all the arguing, to retire from this thread.

(If Dude can keep up with his silly "awesome" and "unknown word to me" answers, then I can bring back the tired and worn-out thread because, as a couple of people now know, I can be a condescending bastard. No, you dont have to read through 100 pages, that was mostly sarcasm. Mostly. But if you've followed this thread through at least the last 3-4 pages, you could have easily seen that final phrases---not just final words----have been included. But, ya know what, do whatever the heck your heart desires. OK? ;D )
 
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then I can bring back the tired and worn-out thread because, as a couple of people now know, I can be a condescending bastard.

Learn the difference between 'then' and 'than' before you try to outwit me. I learned that in the third grade. What's your excuse? Perhaps if you kept your condescending mouth shut for five minutes you might learn something.

But if you've followed this thread through at least the last 3-4 pages, you could have easily seen that final phrases---not just final words----have been included.

Are you so involved in your unfounded sarcasm that you can't recognize that a 'newcomer' is someone who probably hasn't "followed this thread for 3 or 4 pages?" WOW ! Usually when one is condescending it is based on superior knowledge or capability. Again, what's your excuse?

But, ya know what, do whatever the heck your heart desires. OK?

At this moment in time my heart's desire was to demonstrate your philistinism in credible condescension.

Thread your mouth shut so you cease to make a fool of yourself.
 
Yourself included, there is one poster who has managed to ruin the whole thing.



And with that, I'm retiring from the FWG as the newbie has killed it for me.

By the way, RRRR, then is perfectly and grammatically correct where I used it.

The rest of you have fun.
 
Thing is, you killed it for yourself with your condescending manner, and you should double check your English book.
 
Places in the Heart is one of those formulaic, manipulative, tearjerker movies that everyone looks upon with affection.


(Come on, guys, it's just a game)
 
Affection for this game has been lost by some, but I think it's cool, which is why I started a similar "Oldies Fantasic Word Game" on the 50's and 60's board!
 
Prognosticators, in addition to being meteorologists, can also be fotune tellers.
 
Tellers can sometimes tell fortunes, or fotunes or count money, depends on who fills their rice bowl.
 
Consumption of alcohol while driving can be dangerous because it may cause you to hit a bump and spill your beer.
 


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