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Fantastic word game

"Laughing" was followed by "American Woman" and "Clap For The Wolfman."

... 'cause he gonna rate your record high...
 
"Clap For The Wolfman" is follered by "Dancin' Fool", of which I consider myself, just as long as the beer in the bar is cold, and the lady standing in front of me has on a pair of tight britches.

Sorry, Chief. Mister Ed (and his pound o' ground round) beat you to the punch on this here occasion. It's funny, too, because I was thinking along the same lines as you. I saw a new submission showed up (yours), and had to adjust quickly. My beginning was "laughing cow" and "processed cheese" was the ending. Great minds, y'know!
 
Bob Smith, better known as Wolfman Jack, wouldn't have sounded the same if he'd worn a pair of tight britches.

There, I think that fixed it.
 
A pair of tight britches look mighty fine on the Petite Blonde Intern, I'll tell you from experience, but sure wouldn't look so good on this ol' broke down hayseed right here.

Good enough, Chief. It's a timing problem that we've all had before, and will most certainly have again. I can't tell you how many times CT and I, or the Padre and I, have stepped on each other's submission over the course of the game.
 
Below 0, few people may know, was intended to be introduced as the evil younger brother of Sub-Zero from the Mortal Kombat world.
 
A finisher of our distinguished colleague in Vermont is the linguistical lariat, and boy howdy, does it bruise an ego.

I still smart from the last lashin' that follered an unfortunately omitted hyphen. Ain't no way you can no-sell one of those.
 
An ego is a very common thing in the broadcasting business.

I will have you know that my pound o' ground round might come from a cow that is a close relative... :eek:
 
In the broadcasting business, you either do radio for the love of the medium, or you're forced into it because you've got a face that absolutely no one wants to see on their television.

Yer resident redneck is one of those who fall into both categories.
 
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On their television, there was a cable box that was spliced into the satellite dish, which was pointed straight north, and with that information, where they lived, everyone could guess their favorite channel.
 
Internet service provider Optimum doesn't seem too concerned with bringing a high speed service to us good folks livin' in the sticks of East Texas.
 
The cannabis industry sells products that can be consumed either in the form of a smokable plant or gummies.
 


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