His acting career wouldn't have been ridiculed nearly as much if he'd played Gandhi or Moses or even Julius Caesar, but movie executives never offered Pauly Shore any of those roles.
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Fantastic word game
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Both stellular and stellar are adjectives in the English language, and if there are any questions, the Director of Linguistics will explain the differences between them.
The differences between them may be great, as are my differences with those who persistently abuse the language, but in the spirit of Christmas, and for today only, I am forgiving all of them.
Merry Christmas to all, and to all, even Stuart ... no demerits!
Merry Christmas to all, and to all, even Stuart ... no demerits!
All of them there demerits are locked up tight for the holiday weekend but watch out come Tuesday morning, that's for sure!
Merry Christmas (Season's Greetings and Happy Holidays as some but not me prefer) to one and all from PowerWorld LLC and the Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as I very much prefer).
Merry Christmas (Season's Greetings and Happy Holidays as some but not me prefer) to one and all from PowerWorld LLC and the Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as I very much prefer).
The start of the new year is less than a week away, which means you only have a few days left to hit your resolutions and goals for 2023.
Resolutions and goals for 2023, and 2024, should include lurning gud speling, as well as not using no double negatives.
Double negatives in rock 'n' roll go all the way back to "Hound Dog" and the line "You ain't no friend of mine."
"No friend of mine" is how those other band camps refer to us even though, we would never say such a thing about them.
The lookout for malcontents is never unmanned in any strong organization.
Strong organization, pluralized to "organizations," would have been a far easier clue from which to continue.
Expeditiously and intrepidly, we move forward, recognizing and affirming, whether vocally, silently, or keyboardingly, each post as a component of this great game we call the FWG, which for some scientists is a building block of "life.
"Life Is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me) is by Reunion, almost a pre-rap song, but that's a stretch.