Rusted balls just don't perform the way they used to.
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Fantastic word game
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They used to clean your windshield and offer to check your oil when you filled up your car with gasoline at the local service station, but not anymore.
"Soap, a television sitcom that aired on ABC-TV from September of 1977 to April of 1981, was a spoof of the daytime TV soap operas of the day.
TV soap operas of the day also were parodied on "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman," so that makes two of them.
As well as a rare "double play" of linguistic errors in consecutive posts. Three demerits to WMC for his anymore/any more blunder, and three to dmargalotti for failing to close the quotation marks on "Soap."
As well as a rare "double play" of linguistic errors in consecutive posts. Three demerits to WMC for his anymore/any more blunder, and three to dmargalotti for failing to close the quotation marks on "Soap."
Two of them, linguistic errors that is, in consecutive posts is enough to keep CTListener from fantasizing about the demise of a certain mechanical bull for at least a few minutes.
A few minutes of your time is all it would take to dismantle the mechanical bull piece by piece.
To dismantle the mechanical bull piece by piece might take longer than you think Ed, but a well-placed stick of dynamite sure would do the trick.
The trick to the FWG (as I prefer, sorry lost my scorecard), as with most things in life, is to just take your first instinct and go with the flow.
All of the contributors today have contributed with an eager, ready willingness, which some would even call alacrity.
I'm not familiar with the word either, but alacrity implies a willingness to do something with enthusiasm and a positive attitude, which for me at least, doesn't usually happen first thing in the morning.
First thing in the morning, I'm going to go over to Barnes & Noble and buy a dictionary and a thesaurus for WMC and dmargalotti so they can improve their vocabularies to a level that might someday approach mine.
Mine the depths of your heart and consider all the ramifications before you mail that "Dear John" letter.
That "Dear John" letter would today most likely be sent as a text message full of abbreviations and emojis.
A text message full of abbreviations and emojis might work for a gender reveal crowd.
A gender reveal crowd isn't supposed to publicly reveal their own gender, which might come as a surprise to some people around here.
Here in my dictionary and thesaurus, I see more words describing genders than ever before.
Before modern medicine, there was a lot of quacks guessing.
Supposedly, according to some. There were also old wives and other sources that worked, or didn't. Quacks weren't the only option.
Supposedly, according to some. There were also old wives and other sources that worked, or didn't. Quacks weren't the only option.
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