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Fantastic word game

Clear the air o' the methane from all the laughter comin' back at y'all from The Ranch, as me n' the critters get a kick outta stones bein' thrown at the crap bein' sling from this'a way, when we've only been 'round fer a couple years n' he's done gone n' made this game an entire career.

Looky there! A little return fire from the Land o' Mayflowers. Hot dang!
 
An entire career, of which I am quite proud, has been well-spent right here at the good old Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as I will always prefer forever and ever).

Don't forget to add in the time from your various suspended aliases.
 
The good old Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as I will always prefer forever and ever) now contains 2,578 pages and 51,543 messages.
 
2,578 pages and 51,543 messages (contributions as I prefer) and nearly 19 years later, this thread is still alive and still moving onward at a slow but steady pace depending on the day.
 
Some folks are prolly a lil' uncomfortable with handlin' a teat, too, n' the only advice I'd be able to give them is be firm but don't squeeze too hard.

This is persona #4, folks, n' my fave-o-rite one yet.
 
Mr. Whipple is the latest celebrity to be named as a clue here at The Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as all but a small minority prefer).
 
Here at The Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as all but a small minority prefer), we like to provide some fun and some education including writing a complete sentence with TFWG mentioned each and every time.

Right, Ed?
 
TFWG mentioned each and every time was 'bout to be addressed by yers truly, but looks like the rascal up yonder has beaten me to the punch.

...n' we appear to stand on some common ground! Oh, Lord... I'd better go lay down awhile. The room's a' spinnin'.
 
"beaten me to the punch" is probably better than "beating me to a pulp", but I cannot imagine that anyone here would want to do that.

I mean, maybe CT if he ever gets tired of handing out all those demerits.
 
To do that would be at one's own peril, n' result in The Padre's boss then castin' down upon you a spectacular lightning bolt.

I reckon that's all covered by Commandment #4.

Y'know...honorin' The Padre, n' all.
 
A spectacular lightning bolt flashed across the sky, followed by a loud clap of thunder, and as he began to type into the computer, he decided not to begin his story with words about a dark and stormy night (which it certainly was, but it had been said too many times before), but rather with an introduction to The Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as one and all should prefer).
 
An introduction to The Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as one and all should prefer), I reckon, shoulda commenced with some sorta advanced curriculum that covered the diff'ernce 'tween lightnin' n' lightenin' fer our dear friend Ed.

I thought you were try'na steer clear o' further tickets from the boudoir. Prolly shoulda gone with the thunderstorm story, partner.

Ah...the mighty power o' the edit...but I seen it, Mister Ed. We'll just keep it 'tween us n' not involve The Dynamic Duo.

This time.
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Our dear friend Ed, by frequently mentioning TFWG (as most of us prefer), stays on my good side while staying on the not-so-good side of the southern complainer.
 
The not-so-good side of the southern complainer isn't so bad when you realize that his bark is worse than his bite.

He's like an ornery old lion that just needs to hear his own roar every once in a while, but he's not really roaring at anything or anyone in particular.
 
"Bite me!" he exclaimed, disrespectfully, not realizing that his words would be taken literally, because he was talking to someone who identified as a dog.

I have two choices regarding post # 51,554:
1. I can admit to editing the post, but it was before rcm posted his contribution.
2. Plausible deniability. Edit? What edit?

Now I have to say that Tickets From The Boudoir would make a good book title.

Yes, I just edited this post... again!
 
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He still has time, so that is exactly what he did.

Edit? What edit? 😀
And I haven't even touched the green stuff yet...
 


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