Fantastic word game

[Silkie]

Pizza and the music of Olivia Newton-John are likely not served in Uganda, but it is one of the most beautiful locations for an African band camp, and dmargalotti will not have any trouble communicating our amazing offerings, because the predominant language is English.

 

[dmargalotti]

English speaking tribes are a welcomed site in that part of the world, especially since my last interpreter was lost to a tribe of cannibals.

 

[dmargalotti]

A tribe of cannibals would have be pretty hungry if they were feeding on contributing members to TFWG (or the FWG as some others like to call it).

 

[Silkie]

Contributing members to TFWG (or the FWG as some others like to call it) come and go, but these days they go a lot more than they come, but still we manage to get through a few pages now and then.

 

[dmargalotti]

A few pages now and then are added to our already impressive compilation of word funnery.

 

[WMC2006]

Word funnery, including LARR's punnetry classes, make this game fun to play so I often wonder why those people who pop in don't stay beyond their one-and-done contributions.

Wow, cannibals? I often wondered what REALLY happened to Stuart, YezIknoRadio, joeybabe and, of course, the infamous SKenJenningsSummers.

We'll see you later tonight at Illusions for 80s Rock, the mechanical bull, bottled water but no cannibalism!

 

[WMC2006]

One-and-done contributions occur way too often here so we need to come up with a plan to transition our occasional guests to permanent players.

I'm thinking financial incentives. We'll discuss it at the next PowerWorld board meeting.

 

[dmargalotti]

Permanent players should at the very least get free drinks at Illusions and a complimentary breakfast at Denny's.

 

[Silkie]

Free drinks at Illusions and a complimentary breakfast at Denny's are not really complimentary to one another, since the drinks at Illusions come from the Band Camp lounge, and can Denny's really hold a candle to that of our fine chefs?

 

[dmargalotti]

Our fine chefs were all trained at some of the most prestigious cooking schools around the world including The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY.

 

[Silkie]

Hyde Park, NY does have an impressive culinary arts program, most of which was derived and cultivated from Grandma Silkie's ancient cookbooks.

From a time when kitchen counters were not full of all manner of machinery to taint the amazing works of dinnertime delights.

 

[dmargalotti]

Ancient cookbooks contained some rather unusual recipes that probably wouldn't be a hit today in the band camp dining hall such as stuffed dormice and flamingo tongues.

 

[WMC2006]

Flamingo tongues sounds like quite the delicacy and I'm willing to try it right after all of you try it.

 

[dmargalotti]

Try it if you like it but when it comes to food, I am not that adventurous.

 

[Silkie]

Adventurous diners might include MarcB, who has been known to hit the Chinese buffet with his mom from time to time.

 

[dmargalotti]

From time to time, I often wonder if Megan and I could have had a future together if we had just been born in a different place and time?

 

[WMC2006]

In a different place and time, that might have happened, dmargalotti, but fortunately for us you are here for the band campers and also to assist Kenny every week with some 80s rock.

 

[scanman1]

Some 80s rock will be included on the playlist I'm putting together for my next road trip.

 

[MikaelaArsenault]

My next road trip will be in August when I go to Maine with my family.

 

[dmargalotti]

My family would like to welcome Mikaela to The Fantastic Word Game, or TFWG as I like to call it, and I'd also like to let you know that our Game Czar WMC will be along shortly to give you some posting tips.