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Fantastic word game

A whole bunch of ponies with a pessimist searching for the pony patty is quite the opposite of a whole lot of pony patties with an optimist searching for the pony.


Lamb is also good garnished with real mint.
 
Searching for the pony sounds like the title of a college drinking game.

(Yes, Silkie, fresh mint is a wonderful accompaniment to lamb and also to peas.)
 
Drinking game number one involves finding the pony but soon devolves into drinking game two, gurgling and gasping, on the brink with a case of telephonitis, heaving barbs and making crank calls ahead of time to ask for help for a friend.

Anyacat, I shall have to try peas with fresh mint. I am just not a fan of mint jelly.
 
A regulation course, in terms of regular golfing consists of 18 holes, except in the case of a 9 hole course, which is executive length (just like band camp), and on which yours truly scored an eagle on every hole, every match.

I just love when that happens, don't you just love when that happens?
 
Every match is dangerous when lit on a battlefield in the dead of a moonless night.

(Silkie: Mother made mint jelly, which was considerably different than what is available in stores. But a little mint chopped in with your green peas is mighty refreshing--and then there is my mint chocolate pie...)
 
A moonless night does not prevent rascally moons from getting a good paddling until the house is brought under control and restored to order, and a moonless night is also good for exchanging recipes with Anyacat and her ma.
 
His culinary side comes in handy when we hire in chefs for band camp banquets, but does not help us out much when he has to be game czar as well as head chef, so we should think about doing what the band camp up the road does by having a liason who makes all the travel, escort and game arrangements.
 
On Seinfeld when Jerry and the gang wanted the best soup in town they went to the soup nazi, but George didn't follow the correct ordering method and the soup nazi said no soup for you.
 
No soup for you means more for the next one in line.

And now it's time to tune in to see the extraordinarily good deed done by a colleague on tv - because while radio is a hobby, I do associate myself only with the best. The bulldozer part is coming up.
 
The next one in line will get an extra helping of luscious crab bisque.

(WMC: You have not upgraded your airport, dock or shop on unHappy Island. However, do you expect to attract a better class of tourists?)
 
Clam Chowda is best when it's nice and thick and from a seafood restaurant, not like the watered down version served at Long John Silver's.

I like the New England style the best.
 
Long John Silver's menu is something I have not experienced as there are none of those establishments in my neck of the woods.


Cat, I have, in fact, upgraded my airport. Did that a day or two again. Perhaps you need to check again. I have upgraded everything I have and can afford to upgrade. Moments ago, I ordered an upgrade of the outdoor theatre ( I think that's what it is) located at the tippytop of the island. I am now down to little cash until I can collect from my establishments again. I seem to be averaging about 40-45 tourists any time that I visit my island.
 


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