Fantastic word game

[quadraphonic]

Crazy Glue will hold a man suspended by a hat from a crane boom, provided the man is also holding on to the crane boom with his white-knuckled fists.

 

[dmargalotti]

With his white-knuckled fists, our Game Czar has been known to enforce the game rules with the ferociousness of a wild tiger.

 

[quadraphonic]

The ferociousness of a white tiger is something we all aspire to, if we are trying to be ferocious.

 

[Silkie]

Ferocious like a tiger might not be such a good thing, especially if the professional tiger tamers get wind of it.

 

[quadraphonic]

If the professional tiger tamers get wind of it, and you are a ferocious white tiger who ends up downplaying your taste for human blood for the sake of a fat meal ticket paycheck for performing in their circus-like show, you always have the trump card: eating them.

 

[WMC2006]

Eating them tasty tidbits from Miss Silkie's kitchen is a good way to while away a sunny afternoon.

 

[Darth_vader]

A sunny afternoon, that is, a day where such conditions last longer than ten minutes out of the whole day, hasn't been had around this part of the country in several weeks.

[size=8pt]In fact, it got really, really NASTY in the Camas area this afternoon, complete with 30 MPH east wind, hail and the occasional thunder clap. I don't think I could have picked a worse day to venture to the farthest populated reaches of east Clarke County on a Mongoose mountain bike.

(In my defence, it *was* sunny and 52 when I left the flat at around quarter-to 1400........)

 

[dmargalotti]

In several weeks, Spring will be here and a long, cold winter will finally be behind us.

 

[quadraphonic]

Behind us we could hear rustling in the bush.

 

[dmargalotti]

Rustling in the bush could be the person responsible for making the adventures of cart boy thread disappear.

What happened? The story was starting to get really interesting! ???

 

[quadraphonic]

Making the adventures of cart boy thread disappear must have been the result of someone taking it a bit too far.

Sorry I missed that.

 

[Silkie]

Someone taking it a bit too far is not necessarily the situation and circumstance, but then again, one never knows what might come along to render the appearance of such, which is occasionally the case when tonight really means tomorrow night, but what the heck.

 

[quadraphonic]

"What the heck" is a common refrain when perfectly viable threads are killed.

 

[dmargalotti]

When perfectly viable threads are killed it's best not to question the judgment of the moderators because all of us at TFWG owe them a big debt of gratitude.

 

[Silkie]

A big debt of gratitude has been paid early and often over the decades, because of our tenacity in our research.

 

[quadraphonic]

In our research, dmargalotti is right; even though it's a shock to the system when threads disappear, it's best to just remember the rules of sovereignty.

 

[WMC2006]

Sovereignty rules when the moderators make a decision which I'm quite sure was well thought through.


Or maybe MarcB tried pulling a "Dude" and claimed the thread as his own and asked that the thread be shut down. As you all might recall, TheDude tried to do that once (or twice or more) with TFWG and he went down in flames and disappeared.

 

[quadraphonic]

Through thick and thin, some people still need some help from other people when it comes to running their life.

 

[Darth_vader]

Running their life into the ground can't help them succeed in the long run.

[size=8pt]@WMC2006--
Or maybe it was another server fart?

 

[kenrayc]

In the long run the FWG will out last all threads on Radio-Info.


The cart-boy thread disappeared unexpectedly, normally they go to "Take it Outside" for a few days, wonder if Marc told R-I to remove it so his employers don't see it.
Last Minute Correction TFWG already out lasts all threads.