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Fantastic word game
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Our many years have taught us valuable lessons about what to do and what not to do depending on the situation.
The situation in Afghanistan continues to provoke heated rhetoric from the left and the right.
The left and the right of a boat or ship, even WMCs' 55 foot luxury yacht, are called port and starboard.
A friendly PowerWorld associate cruise around the bay would be awesome!
Sorry. I've been browsing through the first hundred pages of (T)FWG and have noticed that word "awesome" coming up quite often as a clue -- so much so that there seems to have been an unofficial ban on it in recent years. Well, here it is, back again, for old times' sake!
Sorry. I've been browsing through the first hundred pages of (T)FWG and have noticed that word "awesome" coming up quite often as a clue -- so much so that there seems to have been an unofficial ban on it in recent years. Well, here it is, back again, for old times' sake!
Gnarly tricks will catch the attention of some babolicious babes and that is really far out.
Many others, even older than the librarian, would use the terms "keen," "swell," and "the cat's meow."
'Meow' said the cat, 'woof' said the dog, and 'oink' said the pig.
CT, how are you enjoying those first 100 pages of TFWG? I don't recall 'awesome' being a popular clue way back then but that was a long time ago. But there is no ban on "awesome", that's for sure. When did you join TFWG? You should keep perusing for that nugget of information.
CT, how are you enjoying those first 100 pages of TFWG? I don't recall 'awesome' being a popular clue way back then but that was a long time ago. But there is no ban on "awesome", that's for sure. When did you join TFWG? You should keep perusing for that nugget of information.
"The pen is mightier than the sword" is an old English adage but if I was defending myself from murderous pirates, I'd definitely rather have a sword.
Sword raised menacingly overhead, patch over one eye, parrot on shoulder, I had the best Halloween pirate costume ever.
Page 2000 should include lots of references to the frequently discussed topics that we've become known for.
"Dmargalotti, Miss Silkie, scanman, CT (myself) and a host of others through the years" only makes sense coming from me if I re-punctuate it to get of the implication that "CT" and "myself" are two different people.