Grim mental spirals are seldom fatal so if I were you, I wouldn't give it a second thought.
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Fantastic word game
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Give it a second thought sounded like a good idea until dmarg brought that up, so now I think I'm gonna do like Carvey doing GHWBush ["not gonn doo it"].
Gonna do like Carvey doing GHWBush ["not gonn doo it"] just goes to show you that Presidential impressions have a limited shelf life during which people will go gaga for your shtick.
Got to be hilariously funny, or own the venue, to be on stage with the greats.
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necrat123
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WMC2006 said:
Forget it, I refuse to contribute anymore to this thread, I don't need to be talked down to like a moron, WMC.
Greats and not-so-greats have come and gone from this thread and, apparently, we will have to add Necrat to the not-so-greats because he doesn't seem to get what we do here.
Necrat, if you are still watching, see that wide sarcastic smiley following my original comment? Don't take anything too seriously here, ok? It's true your contribution was not a sentence and we require a sentence as a contribution. The rest of the comment was...well....sarcasm based on everything we've done here for over 1,500 pages. We welcome you back anytime. Just remember to (1) use the previous ending clue, and (2) use a complete sentence.
quad, I gotta say it's a tad too early to quit the alphabet game. Of course, that's easy for me to say because I'm not here much this week and you guys have to pick up the slack. My vote would be either to stick with it, OR, if it's really getting to you that much, suspend it until I get home (Sat night) and we pick up where you left off. That way, I'll be here a tad more than this week.
Necrat, if you are still watching, see that wide sarcastic smiley following my original comment? Don't take anything too seriously here, ok? It's true your contribution was not a sentence and we require a sentence as a contribution. The rest of the comment was...well....sarcasm based on everything we've done here for over 1,500 pages. We welcome you back anytime. Just remember to (1) use the previous ending clue, and (2) use a complete sentence.
quad, I gotta say it's a tad too early to quit the alphabet game. Of course, that's easy for me to say because I'm not here much this week and you guys have to pick up the slack. My vote would be either to stick with it, OR, if it's really getting to you that much, suspend it until I get home (Sat night) and we pick up where you left off. That way, I'll be here a tad more than this week.
Great bloviating machines was originally what Perry White was going to say, but they settled on great Caesar's ghost.
Gordon Lightfoot sung a song about the Edmund Fitzgerald, which wrecked on Lake Gitchegoomee.
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Darth_vader
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Gitche Gumee, it is said, never gives up her dead when the skies of November turn gloomy.
[size=8pt]Actually, the proper Ojibwa spelling is Gichigami, not Gitche Gumee or Gitchegoomee as Longfellow or quadraphonic, respectively, proposed.
@WMC2006--
Where do we go after we hit the end of the alphabet? Numbers or Greek letters?
[size=8pt]Actually, the proper Ojibwa spelling is Gichigami, not Gitche Gumee or Gitchegoomee as Longfellow or quadraphonic, respectively, proposed.
@WMC2006--
Where do we go after we hit the end of the alphabet? Numbers or Greek letters?
Gloomy reports purport that I made a spelling gaffe.
It's because this whole thing is still throwing off my pacing.
It's because this whole thing is still throwing off my pacing.
Great amount of stress is also being caused by the wooden grammar of the recently-introduced alphabet-at-a-time rule.
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kenrayc
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Grammar of the recently-introduced alphabet-at-a-time rule may have became difficult, but it should continue to go as The FWG is Huge on Radio-info.
It's a new day, time for the letter H.
It's a new day, time for the letter H.
Huge on Radio-info is what we are now but someday the entire world will know we are here.
Handling pyrotechnics better than Great White is apparently from history not that hard to do.
Hard to do but not impossible are those task around band camp that require some heavy lifting.