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Fantastic word game

It could be repainted and rebranded, but then it wouldn't be The Fantastic Word Game (or TFWG as some prefer) that we all know and love.
 
We all know and love the nickname, but when using the title formally and spelled out there is no capital in the "t" in the.
 
The "t" in the, as well as the "h" and "e" could be totally omitted, in my eyes, but on to something a little more pressing and that is the wish I have for Ed to come up with some personal subject material of his own that we could really sink our teeth into.

I mean, I have Connie, the Miller Lite sponsored cowbell, and The Cajun Queen. CT has Kayla (the Shortcake Intern, as I prefer), a Master's in all areas of linguistics, and a keen knowledge of the game of baseball. Miss Silkie brings the fun, the baked goods, a sharp wit, and some rather cute interns. Scanman brings peace and security with his top-flight team always prepared to defend the borders of the game from miscreants, and other types of unsavory riff-raff. Dmargalotti's halo keeps the hallowed halls of FWG (as I, Silkie, and Scanman prefer) illuminated with a heavenly glow. quad, obviously, brings 4 channel stereo surround sound for all to hear and ar which to marvel, and WMC brings his lengthy tenure, his plush leather game czar chair, annual bikini babes, and his long-winded welcome package for when someone new arrives on the scene.

But what about you, Ed? We barely know you, other than your logical disdain over piling up demerits.
 
We could really sink our teeth into Ed's disdain over piling up demerits, as we know that he helps to keep things moving along in our little game.
 
He helps to keep things moving along in our little game, but wouldn't it be nice to know if there's a "Mrs. Ed", if there's any little Eds running around the house, or even something as simple as does he even know how to milk a cow?
 
How to milk a cow is not contained within my set of useful life skills.

No to both questions, rmc.

As to my disdain for piling up demerits ... I believe you stated that my disdain was, in your words, "logical.," which it quite obviously is. But since it seems there is no way to get those pesky demerits rescinded, I may have to resort to selling them on the black market. :eek:
 
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Useful life skills after graduating from the PowerWorld band camp educational program include fixing mechanical bulls, cooking up great grub at restaurants, assisting library patrons with looking up stuff, managing interweb word and sentence games, and driving topless.
 
Frown if you must, but I keep bees at The Ranch and thoroughly enjoy the sweet taste of the honey they produce.

There's very little in this world that's better than the taste of fresh honey straight off the comb.

A bachelor man with no young 'uns, huh? A single bit of advice for you, partner. Steer clear of the mechanical bull. It's been rumored to cause sterility.
 
Mickey D's is the well-known establishment that turns a proprietary pink ooze into something they claim to be edible.

Just one of the many reasons this redneck only gets his burgers from The Whataburger.

Has anyone else noticed that Fantastic Word Game no longer shows up in the "what's new" search function of the website? Gonna be pretty hard to recruit new band campers if we're not being featured on the main line-up.
 
Mickey D's /b] is the well-known establishment that turns a proprietary pink ooze into something they claim to be edible would be an interesting sentence if I knew what /b] stands for. ❓❓❓❓❓

rcm, WMC (and probably others) may want a word with you about your last sentence.
 
Edible gummies are on the tippety-top of the Linguistics Czar's daily dietary requirements.

Let me go ahead and step back in to play off of my own end clue. I'll let y'all sort out Stuart's latest contribution. I've got a cow to go check on. I sure hope she ain't went and floated away.
 
Daily dietary requirements for me start with the Breakfast of Champions otherwise known as a couple of Hot Pockets.

Stuart, the /b] is half of the way to bold something or it used to be. So bordering your clue with [b/ before it and /b] after it is supposed to bold your clue. But who needs to do that when you can use the big bold B at the top of the dialogue. I'm guessing it's a freak thing when it actually shows up as part of the chat or someone did something wrong. Check with Mr. Allen for a more detailed explanation.
 
A couple of Hot Pockets contain 66% of the daily value of sodium that I could smell at 30 paces in the lounge.

As to carpenter bees, the bright side is that they drill perfectly round 1/4 inch holes, if you ever break your drill bit.
 


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