Fantastic word game

[4dude]

Aspirant is an unknown word to me....

 

[MarcB]

Me thinks now that we're in the homestretch of obtaining 100 pages in this thread, the time has come to lock it forever.

 

[Anyacat]

Forever is such a long time, and so irrevocable.

 

[4dude]

Irrevocable is a bad word when it comes to damage.

 

[dmargalotti]

Damage to the brain often occurs while partaking in the excessive consumption of certain alcoholic beverages.

 

[WMC2006]

Beverages, food, magazines, newspapers, and using the bathroom will all soon cost money on airplanes.

(At least according to that tv commercial ;D )

 

[MarcB]

Airplanes are among my favorite ways to travel, the other favorite being by train.

 

[tenacea73]

Train travel is rail-y an antiquated form of passenger transportation.

/

 

[4dude]

Transportation is becoming expensive due to the rising price of gas...

 

[MarcB]

Gas is often a side-effect of eating Mexican food.

 

[Anyacat]

Food is fine, but chocolate covered food is better, and the more chocolate and the less food is at the heart of the world famous chocolate diet.

 

[dmargalotti]

Diet Coke is better than Diet Pepsi which to me tastes is overly sweet.

 

[AKLes]

Sweet Jeezus....will this thread never succumbe?

 

[Anyacat]

Succumb though it might at 100 pages, we might have set a record for how long it took for so many to say so little.

 

[WMC2006]

Little House on the Prairie was an ABC show, starring Michael Landon and Melissa Gilbert, and was based on the Little House books written by Laura Ingalls Wilder.

 

[4dude]

Laura Ingalls Wilder is a great person.

(Or is she?)

 

[MarcB]

Person of the year is not George Bush.

 

[dmargalotti]

Bushel & a Peck was a song written by Frank Loesser who is also known for his work on the musical, Guys & Dolls.

 

[WMC2006]

Dolls are used by children as playtoys and can include, in various forms, Raggedy Ann and Andy, Barbie and Ken, Kermit and Miss Piggy, and GI Joe.

 

[dmargalotti]

G.I. Joe, the doll eeerrrrr should I say "action figure" was a toy creation inspired by a 1945 war movie called "The Story of G.I. Joe" with Robert Mitchum and Burgess Meredith.