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Fantastic word game
- Thread starter 4dude
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Coffin could be the name of a new coffee-flavored muffin at Dunkin Donuts except that with a name like coffin it would probably only sell well on Halloween.
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Anyacat
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Halloween is based on a pagan festival that celebrated the end of the harvest season but which the Christians adopted as All-Hallows-Eve, the night before All Saint's Day.
(I guess they figured the people were already gathered so why not give them something to do other than have a good time.)
(I guess they figured the people were already gathered so why not give them something to do other than have a good time.)
All Saints Day is when many of the world's people visit graves of the deceased while raptus enjoys all of the delicious Halloween candy which went undistributed.
Charity organizations, such as The Salvation Army, often reap their best rewards during the holiday season.
(Stuart, yes, it's sad; however, Dude doesn't visit this game much anymore---which is both bad and good considering his lack of imagination with his answers---so I don't think he cares much about his original vision. The game is well over a year old and I think it's only natural that it's evolved from the one word to the one word/proper name/phrase thing. Quite honestly, it's a good thing considering there's been so much repetition throughout the 250+ pages. The only thing, really, that is differentiating this game from the Choice Game is that this game is SUPPOSED to include full sentences. There are those who can't seem to write full sentences and there are those who do and there are those who write too much and end up with 2 sentences instead of one. I suppose the next "evolvement" would be to kill the full sentences and just do cut-off sentences/phrases/whatever and then it just becomes a different version of the Choice Game. If you guys wanna do that, you can do that but I don't think I'd participate in it.)
(Stuart, yes, it's sad; however, Dude doesn't visit this game much anymore---which is both bad and good considering his lack of imagination with his answers---so I don't think he cares much about his original vision. The game is well over a year old and I think it's only natural that it's evolved from the one word to the one word/proper name/phrase thing. Quite honestly, it's a good thing considering there's been so much repetition throughout the 250+ pages. The only thing, really, that is differentiating this game from the Choice Game is that this game is SUPPOSED to include full sentences. There are those who can't seem to write full sentences and there are those who do and there are those who write too much and end up with 2 sentences instead of one. I suppose the next "evolvement" would be to kill the full sentences and just do cut-off sentences/phrases/whatever and then it just becomes a different version of the Choice Game. If you guys wanna do that, you can do that but I don't think I'd participate in it.)
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Anyacat
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Season of the Witch
Anyacat said:Season of the Witch
<sigh> you win, I give up. I don't have the energy. This is my goodbye to this no-longer- Fantastic Word Game. It was a good run. See you in the other games.
Witch Hazel is an astringent and is good for some kind of skin conditions, but I can't recall exactly which ones.
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Anyacat
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Cingular is one more example of how we mangled our language to fit our advertising needs.
Needs of the few (or the one) don't outweigh the needs of the many--at least according to Star Trek.
[Hey Stuart, looks like Anyacat has run off WMC with her blatant and willful rule-breaking. Looks like it's you and me now (or you and meow) in a contest for her frisky feline affections.]
[Hey Stuart, looks like Anyacat has run off WMC with her blatant and willful rule-breaking. Looks like it's you and me now (or you and meow) in a contest for her frisky feline affections.]
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Anyacat
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STAR TREK always began with those exciting speech:
SPACE!
The final frontier! These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds. To seek out new life and new civilizations. To boldly go where no man has gone before.
SPACE!
The final frontier! These are the voyages of the starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: To explore strange new worlds. To seek out new life and new civilizations. To boldly go where no man has gone before.
Before the Next Tear Drop Falls was a 1975 hit country record for Freddy Fender.
Freddy Fender, Jose Feliciano, and Freddie Prinze often get conflated in my mind, because I was only a toddler when they hit their prime.
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Anyacat
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Beef, glorious beef, rare, wonderful, red, beef.