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Fantastic word game
- Thread starter 4dude
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Next Monday will be a work day just like any other unless of course I win the lottery before then.
His alibi put him on the other side of town at the time the crime was committed.
"Done and dusted" is an expression the British use to describe the completion of a task, even if that task did not involve any removal of dust.
"Dust in the Wind" is a 1978 rock classic from American Progressive Rock band, Kansas.
Kansas recorded an album that referred to that state's landscape in its title, "Flat as a Pancake."
The IHOP was briefly known as the IHOb as part of a stunt a few years ago that had lots of people guessing.
The "b" turned out to be for "burgers."
The "b" turned out to be for "burgers."
The next Powerball winner is likely to appear on TV posing with an oversized check and babbling about being blessed.
Lucky for me, the Powerball jackpot wasn't hit last night, which means I can finally jump in on the action, buy a few tickets, and show all those losers how to play the game.
The Game of Fantastic Words (TGFW as some preferred) was one of the earlier names under consideration for this thread but it was ultimately voted down in favor of our current moniker.
Nefarious factions were hard at work attempting to stop Stuart and Miss Phyllis from enjoying their trip but our crackerjack security team, led by Head Of Safety and Security (HOSS as I prefer) scanman stopped them before they could do anything.
Well done, scanman, well done!
And, hey, it's the weekend. You know what that means. See ya there!
Well done, scanman, well done!
And, hey, it's the weekend. You know what that means. See ya there!
Flies on dung serve as a warning to watch where you're walking in the pasture.