Fantastic word game

[WMC2006]

Rest up from another beautiful day on the beach here at the Cape while Monday will hold a briefer stay on the beach before I head home to end the long weekend.

 

[Darth_vader]

To end the long weekend I'll have to wait a few days, but the rest incurred will do me good, especially after having driven all day long to-day, and even more so now that I'm back in my own time zone.

[size=8pt]Seeing the relatives in ND was nice after the stressful 3/4 of a week I had on business in Lincoln. Now I'm in my little home on the other side of the Cascades--Pendleton. (Funny, I could swear I was just here not that long ago. Must be déjà vu.)

Same room, and I see the air conditioner actually works this time. Not that I'll need it now. ;o)

This'll make the drive home this Wednesday a bit easier, since I'm only ~200 miles up 84 from Vancouver.

 

[Silkie]

Now that I'm back in my own time zone I am wondering what time it is, but "does anybody really know what time it is?".

 

[DToTheJ]

Know what time it is anywhere you are, with the all-new "smart phone".

 

[quadraphonic]

"Smart phone" users often overdepend on the smartness their phones.

 

[dmargalotti]

Their phones have more technology in them than the Apollo lunar lander had but that doesn't mean the people using them are what you would call rocket scientists.

 

[quadraphonic]

Rocket scientists deserve credit for the advances in the rocket sciences, but rocket surgery never gets its due.

 

[dmargalotti]

Due diligence is needed if you're going to safely land a man on the moon.

 

[WMC2006]

A man on the moon would be able to see how gorgeous today is (or, as Darth would say, to-day) so I'm heading for the beach for a couple hours before heading home after a long restful weekend.

 

[dmargalotti]

After a long restful weekend, WMC will be more than ready to get back to doing whatever it is he does around here.

 

[Silkie]

Here we are, and there they go again.

 

[dmargalotti]

Again and again, the regulars do their part to move the game a long hour after hour, day after day without seeking any praise or adulation for their efforts which is why they truly are unsung heroes.

 

[Silkie]

Unsung heroes and heroines that we may be, nevertheless we don't beat around the mulberry bush, as Count Basie would have put it, and we make note of our witness to observations all across the universe, as The Beatles might have put it.

 

[dmargalotti]

"Put it to the test" and "see if it passes muster" are a couple of cliches that we have yet to use here at TFWG up until now.

 

[quadraphonic]

Up until now those phrases had not been used, but now they have, much like if I had said "Olivia Newton-John wore a stetson hat and her best spray-on tan and looked like she belonged at Illusions."

 

[dmargalotti]

She belonged at Illusions when Kenny and Dave were there otherwise a woman of her class and talent would never be caught dead in a place like that.

 

[Silkie]

Be caught dead in a place like that, when Kenny and dmargalotti are not on the job, and there will be no need to wait until a 2014 lease expiration, thanks to the homicide investigation, health department raids, and, of course, Darth_vader's self-contained CSI lab in a laptop.

 

[dmargalotti]

Darth_vader's self-contained CSI lab in a laptop is something Quincy wishes he had back in the day when he was trying to solve murders with the help of his faithful lab assistant, Sam Fujiyama.

 

[Silkie]

Sam Fujiyama wishes he had the FWG back in the day to help him while he helped Quincy.

 

[WMC2006]

While he helped Quincy, Sam didn't know that Quincy at one time masceraded as a loveable divorced slob named Oscar Madison, living in New York, as one half of The Odd Couple.


Came home a tad early. While it was beautiful again on the beach, the horseflies were divebombing (only me, it seemed) and after moving 3 times in less than an hour, I gave up. Laundry time now. ;D