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Fantastic word game

His muscle is going to have to have more pull than someone named "Rodent" could muster.

"Rat" or "Mouse" or "Hamster" or "Lemming" or "Beaver" or even "Squirrel" might be fearsome as Mob muscle, but "Rodent" is just too non-specific. Kinda like the difference between a woman killing her husband being a "black widow" or just "a spider."
 
Dang it QUAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Let me try again.

"Rodent" could muster not many things not even mustard. :D





His muscle is all flab.

Rodent is always hungry. It drives me crazy. He always talking about he's looking forward to his next meal. I don't know if I mentioned this here or not, but a few weeks ago we were having lunch at the all-you-can eat buffet and he was talking about "I wonder what kind of delicious and sexy food they're gonna have at the Bowling Alley's Christmas Party." That's the other thing that drives me crazy is when he refers to food as sexy. He's 5-5, 230 pounds, always hungry, and then he has the nerve to talk smack about the 500 pound guy who was getting his groove on at Illusion's Dance Club 2 weeks ago.
 
Mustard must be used in some Italian dish, but I can't think of one, and I can't think of any better uses for it than on a Hebrew National hotdog or corned beef and cabbage.
 
Brethren joints more youthful anywhere on the bod are to be envied, our physiques betraying our acrobatics of younger times.
 
Arrrrrrgh! Quad beats me again!

Back flips are also not in my repertoire.

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Please file this in the archives Silkie:

Our acrobatics of younger times were severely restricted for those of us who could not even execute a simple somersault.

Way back in elementary school, the "stunts and tumbling" (which we called "tunts and stumbling") portion of PE was carried out on one end of the lunchroom while waves of children ate just 10 or 12 feet away. Young raptus was never built for acrobatics, so my pathetic performances always provided great entertainment for the assembled masses. Never was a young lad more miserable. :'(

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