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Fantastic word game

I hear radio on my tooth fillings. Is this normal, or do I need a tinfoil hat?

Thank you, CTL, for not leaving the next player to start with Mulva.
 
A tinfoil hat with antennas and special instructions will be mailed to JeffM as we remind him of the very important rule, which I have reminded him of previously, that we use just one sentence and one sentence only and we certainly prefer that that one sentence needs to be well crafted and easy to read.

Jeff, remember our little talk? Hmmm? Do you??? I bet LARR can give us a few factoids about what happens to contributors who forget about that rule, can't you LARR. :)
 
JeffM said:
I hear radio on my tooth fillings...is this normal, or do I need a tinfoil hat?

Thank you, CTL, for not leaving the next player to start with Mulva.
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With all due regrets. I intended to structure this properly, but forgot again. And I can't bear the thought of leaving the next player to start with "That that." :)
 
That that one sentence needs to be well crafted and easy to read should be obvious to all the fat cats who think "That's that!"
 
"That's that," said the fat cat, as he sat on LARR's hat and squashed it flat.

Whereupon LARR chased the cat off his hat with a baseball bat, but tripped on a mat and fell on his prat.
 
Ride the wild Cyclops surf in Australia only as a professional or kamikaze surfer, and only after the locals offer to share a wave with you, if you can believe it.
 
Alien visitors from a far away planet seem not to mind a lack of reciprocity when it comes to visits to far away places.
 
When it comes to visits to far away places, my neighbor told me that last year he and his wife went for a trip around the world, but this year she wants to go someplace else.

Brr-ump-bump! (Rimshot) You've been a wonderful audience, drive carefully...
 
Someplace else, namely Chicago, golfer Ernie Els was riding the els.

You can all be glad that I didn't use my "electric els" pun.
 
"THE EL S OF ST ARY's", read the weather-ravaged marquee of the old State Cinema downtown, abandoned since the run of its last movie, the Bing Crosby drama "The Bells of St. Mary's," ended in 1945.
 
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A year earlier the Benny Goodman Band performed Sing Sing Sing (With A Swing), during the ground breaking ceremony.

Good thing we all got to hear and see the performance on those 8mm home movies too; otherwise, we would have read the sheet music and been looking for a bird on a swing.
 
During the ground breaking ceremony of each new band camp location, dmargalotti gives a short inspirational speech about why he chose the area and what brought him there on one of his international band camp expeditions.
 
One of his international band camp expeditions was documented by dmargalotti in a series of videos which were shown on the giant screen at one of Dave & Kenny's Rockfests at Illusions and the attendees were most impressed by the young people at the band camp in Reykjavik who were able to fashion flutes and piccolos out of icicles.

I hope I didn't go over the word limit with that one.
 
Pain affected the writing hand of Thomas Paine after he accidentally pushed his hand through a window pane and that is why the original manuscript of The Age Of Reason looks so illegible.

I think "THE EL S OF ST ARYS" is very clever. Remember HOT L BALTIMORE, the short-lived 1975 sitcom adapted from an off-Broadway play? It took place in a run-down hotel where the "E" had fallen off the sign and was never replaced.
 


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