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Fantastic word game

The time allotted to make changes toward the betterment of your daily life diminishes with each passing hour.

Even the rambling redneck has a serious moment, now and again.
 
With each passing hour, my trip to sunny Florida, which includes beaches and hot bikini chicks, becomes a reality.

Have I mentioned I'm heading to sunny Florida? Oh I haven't?
 
A reality of living life in Texas is not being allowed to walk your chicken down the road without having it attached to a rope.

..and in other quirkiness written in the Lone Star law books, it's also a criminal offense to spit in public, yet riding a horse on any public road is a-ok.
 
Attached to a rope, the lovely young library interns, plus Miss Silkie and Sweetie Pie, took turns swinging across the edge of PowerWorld Lake and into the refreshing water.

That's how they like to relax after spending the week baking all sorts of goodies and/or doing library stuff.
 
The refreshing water surrounding Galveston Island is anything but, unless you absolutely enjoy returning home with a film of oil all over you.
 
While visiting Galveston a few years ago, I saw the legendary and historic Flagship Hotel and Pier had been replaced by a roller coaster, ferris wheel, and a few smaller amusement park rides.

The hotel succumbed to Hurricane Ike, after standing strong through numerous other big ones such as Carla and Alicia.

Good Lord, Stuart. Sure glad you recovered.
 
The big thrills must be happening everywhere but here as there have been only 4 contributions since I last posted Saturday morning.

And the admins are making changes to RD as well. Hopefully, they aren't changing the Games board and, more specifically, this game. After all, the Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as I and all admins prefer) was here before Radio Discussions. It was part of Radio-Info. We've been here a long time. We've made Radio Discussions what it is. Of course, I certainly hope that David, Lance and the entire admin team see the humor as it is intended. :)
 
I last posted Saturday morning about a couple of oddball laws on the books here in Texas, but tonight I will simply make mention of the fact that I was responsible for 50% of those 4 posts, dmargalotti as Interim Game Czar (ICG, as I prefer) has apparently taken his own sabbatical from Fantastic Word Game this weekend, which has allowed a layer of dust to form on the plush Game Czar chair, and (by the way) has anyone seen Ed recently?
 
Ed recently, or not so recently, posted here way way back on April 22nd so perhaps he is on vacation and spending time with the real life Ed family.
 
The real life Ed family hasn't slowed him down one bit from playing Word Association or The Song Name Game, and it leads me to believe that we may have suffocated his desire to play with us after he found himself buried under the weight of one too many demerits that he had accrued.

Perhaps the Linguistics Czar would be open to sending the PBI (KSI, as I prefer) out of the office, and over to Ed's place, for a welfare check.
 
He had accrued so many interns -- short and tall, petite and full-figured, blonde and brunette and redheaded -- that the Linguistics Czar told everyone to refer to him as the Linguistics Sheik from that moment on, as he now had a harem.
 
Around the house, simple wooden white crosses have been erected throughout the years for those dad-blamed varmints who dared trespass on the vast rolling fields of the RCM Ranch and didn't live to tell their story.

They sure do help to deter the Jehovah's Witness visits, if nothing else.
 
To tell their story to people who aren't even alive today, some of our remaining World War II veterans are sharing their experiences in recordings that can be preserved and play for future generations.
 
Our knowledge and history of the game of football is rapidly being altered into something completely unrecognizable, all in the name of safety.
 


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