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Fantastic word game

A very expensive meal is what it was, and when we had finished, the room was humming harder.
 
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"The room was humming harder" is a line from Procol Harum's "A Whiter Shade of Pale," a cryptic dirge of a '60s hit that also contains references to cartwheels, playing cards and vestal virgins.
 
Virgins, lovely young library interns, and some local band campers are cleaning up the main campus and the first level of the administration building this afternoon after some trick or treaters left candy wrappers around and about.

Sadly, we had a dangling unused contribution on the previous page as Miss Silkie and Weiserguy posted at the same time but nobody, especially the next contributor (psst, rosecity, that means you), noticed so I took the initiative and included it here in my contribution. Let's do better and make sure to notice these things. Hate those dangling unused contributions. K guys? K? Thankswickedalotmuchly!
 
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Around and about town it is getting chilly, and with shelters announcing that they are going to be unable to help large numbers of newly homeless people, the fun department and the library are being reconfigured to accommodate usual visitors as well as provide privacy for guests.
 
 Guests are welcome at the Ranch for Thanksgiving, but don't dare show up to the door empty handed.
 
Empty handed but bursting of bladder, I sheepishly asked to use the bathroom.

(Sorry about that double-axle simultaneous posting yesterday, oh great word czar.)
 
A good cleaning out of his mouth with soap would be a suitable punishment for Weiserguy had he left a boldfaced swear word as an ending clue, but not for what he actually did, which was not boldfacing an ending clue at all, a grievous offense for which our omnipotent Game Czar will have to determine the punishment.
 
The punishment won't be too severe over a simple slip of boldfacing, but expect some brain matter and pieces of skull to erupt with the use of a semicolon, an ellipsis, or by voicing any derogatory, libelous, or slanderous statements about Olivia Newton-John.

You receive a simple tsk-tsk from Texas, Weiserguy. Pardon me for earlier overlooking Silkie's "level". That was rather askew of me.
 
Olivia Newton-John had several hit singles in the 1970s, one of which made reference to a jukebox.

...one of which made reference to a jukebox... and a button-pushing cowboy who had a thing for B-17....:D
 
Jukebox references are common in country music, and are sung about far more often than mechanical bulls, which should tell you something about what real country folks prefer for entertainment in their bars, dives, clubs and honky-tonks.

Can you imagine the late Joe Diffie singing "Prop me up beside the mechanical bull if I die"? The very thought makes me shudder.
 
Honky-tonks, and my fellow beer guzzling countrified brethren who grace them, approve his message.

It gets worse, oh wise DoL. Where exactly would Eddie Rabbitt deposit his $2 in the mechanical bull?
 
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"Be excellent to each other" is a command, not a request.
 
A request for "Misty" from a listener to a disc jockey is central to the plot of "Play Misty For Me."

Allow me to assess myself three demerits for not continuing from the full clue four posts back. The clue was "A jukebox," but my sentence started with "Jukebox." Apologies to all. Also, note to WMC: Consider penalizing rose for his non-hyphenated "beer guzzling," as well.
 
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For me, dishonesty by peasants with money who want to improve their look reflects badly on them and nobody else.
 
Nobody else will post the exact words that I am posting here, so I guess I will.
 
I guess I will go ahead and deliver the Pro Wrestling Post of the Week (PWPW, as I prefer) by mentioning to a certain individual here that Bill Moody was known as Percival Pringle  III in World Class.

Pretty sure grandpa wasn't a rassler. 😏
 


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