Fantastic word game

[WMC2006]

Memorable and joyful definitely describe the atmosphere around here over the last couple of weeks as contributors got back into the swing of things.

 

[scanman1]

The swing of things can be attributed to the strength of the wind.

 

[Ed Nielson]

The wind blew some luck in my direction, because moonlight feels right.

 

[dmargalotti]

Moonlight Feels Right, a one hit wonder from 1976 by the band Starbuck, is one of the only rock/pop songs to feature a marimba solo.

 

[dmargalotti]

A marimba solo was mentioned in the ending clue I used nearly six hours ago, and since there have not been any follow up posts in that time, I am following up my own contribution with this completely different contribution.

 

[Ed Nielson]

This completely different contribution of yours would become completely worthless if I were to take your previous ending clue and use it to end this contribution, thereby causing The Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as anybody who has half a brain prefers) to go into a perpetual time warp.

I wanted to ...

 

[CTListener]

To go into a perpetual time warp would require serious tampering with the brain of the kind performed in the movie "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind."

 

[dmargalotti]

Mind yourself, Ed or I will have to kindly ask you to shut your festering gob.

 

[CTListener]

Your festering gob must have gotten that way as a result of your eating spoiled ground round from your defrosted freezer, Ed.

 

[WMC2006]

Ed and dmargalotti might now be having a pretend argument which I don't find funny or enjoyable so I'm going to leave for a couple of weeks and then come back after everyone else leaves.

Pssst. I'm not really leaving.

 

[scanman1]

After everyone else leaves, we'll clean the place up and make sure the door is locked tightly when we exit.

 

[CTListener]

When we exit the new Illusions Friday night, we'll make sure the mechanical bull goes with us and is replaced by a mechanical dairy cow for future club goers' milking pleasure.

I am using the royal "we" ... or am I?

 

[WMC2006]

Pleasure to have you at the new Illusions Friday night, CT, but the mechanical bull is in safe storage until the 80s Rockfest on Saturday night.

 

[scanman1]

Saturday night is movie night for lots of folks.

 

[WMC2006]

Folks who don't like the scene at the new Illusions can join scanman and his crew at the local movie theater (or 'theatre' as some may prefer) for a movie screening plus some fun and games.

Those security guys sure are fun loving. Whoda thunk it.

 

[dmargalotti]

Fun and games is how I would describe my previous playful jab at Ed, and I hope he knows that I meant him no disrespect.

 

[CTListener]

Disrespect of the mechanical bull and all it represents, from me, is 100 percent sincere.

 

[dmargalotti]

Sincere apologies to anyone who is offended by the Monty Python quote, "your father smelt of elderberries".

 

[quadraphonic]

Elderberries are supposed to be a great antioxidant and immunity builder, which, to me, means the father in Monty Python's skit was probably just following his father's and his father's before him's father's medicinal remedies.

And it might even go back further, or it might just be a recent Little Pharma schtick for marketing elderberries.

 

[CTListener]

Remedies for catarrh used to be advertised in newspapers a century ago, but now no one knows what catarrh even is, although some mistake it for a country in the Middle East.