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Fantastic word game

A cherry popsicle (or Popsicle, as the trademark police prefer) doesn't ring the ol' demerit bell, but rcm's extra "s" in the starting clue of his latest submission surely does.

Ummmm, has Kayla been with Constance lately? She told me it was over between them weeks ago, and she hasn't had a milk mustache since then.
 
Clean across the hay field lies the grave of the third-to-last varmint who put his lips on the sweet teat of my beloved dairy cow.

Kayla gets away with it, well, because she's blonde and petite. WMC got away with it, that once, because I can't get myself to cooperate with the notion of placing a Justin boot on the ground of a place where the letter r is left silent.

CT, you and the PBI caught the extra s on dozen, but breezed right on by the missing l, and added k, to the word always.
 
Glue is made from the hooves of horses, or so I've been told.

Non-dairy cow milk?!? If it's non-dairy, it's non-heifer. I'd simply call it "nut milk", but that could easily be misconstrued and end up costing us the General Audiences rating.
 
Never grow old is everyone's maxim, and then they discover that, without realizing it, they are slowing down against Tom Petty's sage advice.
 
Sage advice from the founders of the prehistoric version of the Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as most cavemen preferred) has led us to where we are today.

Good morning everyone. Just dropping by with a rare Early-ish Morning Contribution. Have a great day today.
 
Where we are today is playing this word game while wondering how the prehistoric version was played, given that cavemen had no written language and it's darn near impossible to play this game using crude drawings of woolly mammoths and saber-toothed tigers.
 
Tigers and lions and bears, oh my, are not necessarily itemized in that order in an old Band Camp rhyme.
 
No one else can get it done as efficiently and quickly as we can, even though we have yet to arrive to 50,000 posts.
 
50,000 posts but Silke posted his within a fraction of a hair before mine.Alas, no one can find a rhyme? I’d like to if I wasn’t in a pinch, surely you can rhyme with orange. Some might say that’s unhinged. I’ll just leave it up to that wordsmith from Michigan, he goes by the name of Eminem.
 
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Eminem and rap music in general do not appear even on the radar for enjoyment, so I will just acknowledge the simultaneous post and keep the thread moving right along.
 
Hinge is what I'm hanging from after seeing "Original Sample" deliver a 5 sentence contribution, and no one has said a dad-blamed word about it.

Yet, if that would've come from the redneck keyboard, demerits would be flying.
 
No one has said a dad-blamed word about it is a sentence that my high school librarian Miss Trout would take issue with. 📚
Her name was Pat Trout. We called her "Fishy" behind her back because these things were just not done in the open in a proper suburban Philadelphia high school. However, maybe in Tyler Texas.........

 
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My high school librarian Miss Trout would take issue with everything most likely, and was that how she earned the nickname the old trout.
 
The old trout was often mistaken for a salmon because of his peculiar choice on where to live.

I found it worthwhile to keep my little bitch fit within the PG spectrum, Stuart. Miss Trout would have surely taken exception to my initial thoughts on the matter.
 
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