Fantastic word game

[scanman1]

Lurked upon by the bosses at work, the employee felt really uncomfortable at times.

 

[dmargalotti]

At times like these the answer to the question is not nearly as important as the manner in which the question is asked.

 

[scanman1]

Asked by the interviewer if he liked caviar, he looked the interviewer straight in the eye and said: "H-e-double hockey sticks NO"!

 

[WMC2006]

"H-e-double hockey sticks NO"! is an interesting answer to an interview question but the question itself is not something I would ever expect to get asked in an interview but you just never know these days.

 

[Silkie]

You just never know these days if anyone can afford fish berry jam, as Patrick Dennis described caviar, but you do know that the boss is probably not really "lurking"; rather, when you work together on projects it is often much easier for both of you if the boss sticks around so that you can just be done with a segment of the project if you work out the wrinkles together.

 

[WMC2006]

If you work out the wrinkles together and read between the lines, you just know that Silkie loves writing those wordy contributions which is ok because I'd rather have her here than not have her here but I'm wondering if she gets help from Sweetie Pie or if she writes those contributions all by her lonesome.

 

[scanman1]

All by her lonesome she managed to serve all the folks waiting in line, providing excellent service to each and every costumer.

 

[WMC2006]

Every costumer kept their identities at the Halloween party a big secret until midnight unless scanman meant customer in which case that would be someting totally different.

 

[dmargalotti]

That would be someting totally different or something (with an "h") as most people prefer to spell it but maybe that's how they do it in New England.

 

[quadraphonic]

New England, as far as I can discern, is the first correctly-spelled ending lead-on after what looks like two miss steaks.

 

[dmargalotti]

Miss steaks was the nickname given to one lovely young library intern who was very well endowed in a certain area.

 

[DToTheJ]

A certain area of Illusions is reserved for band camp refugees.

 

[quadraphonic]

Band camp refugees invariably go on to do great things in the world, but sometimes everyone needs a little refuge and solace, like when you're playing Tag and need to get to Base.

 

[dmargalotti]

To Base or not to Base is the question but I don't know what the answer is because not only do I not understand the question, I never read a lot of Shakespeare.

 

[scanman1]

I never read a lot of Shakespeare because, quite frankly, it's boring.

Yes, I actually meant "customer". Just another late night letter transposing goof up for me!

 

[dmargalotti]

It's boring to read Shakespeare which is why I always wait until the movie comes out.

 

[WMC2006]

The movie comes out at some point on the history of TFWG (The FWG as some, but not me, prefer) and, if they know what's good for them, the script will have tons of spelling, typographical, and grammatical errors so it can be as close to real life as it can possibly be.

And wouldn't that be someting? ;D

 

[Silkie]

It can possibly be that Sweetie Pie inspires, but the librarian makes the post.

 

[scanman1]

The librarian makes the post on the web site about the new materials arriving at the library, so folks can go in and borrow some previously unavailable books and videos for their entertainment pleasure.

 

[DToTheJ]

For their entertainment pleasure, the audience for tonight's Presidential debate is invited to make someting out of noting.