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Fantastic word game

The former Game Czar's still cozy and still plush corner office is cleaned regularly by the janitorial staff; checked regularly by HOSS scanman's crack security team; and, visited regularly by nostalgic band camp alumni.

Many leave with tears in their eyes.

Check out those correctly used Sinister Semicolons. Two of them!
 
There will likely be many more of my own cranial explosions because, to me, it looks like Ed's contribution is actually two sentences which, for some reason, .CT has approved.

And I disagree with CT's assessment of my use of the SS but I'm too tired to research it tonight so I'll do that tomorrow.
 
CT has approved the latest delivery o' gummies to enter the boudoir, from their Vermont-plated delivery driver...yes, that's what we'll call him...but fer whatever reason, unknown to me, he didn't down a couple o' them there suckers be-fore readin' WMC's recent attempt at employing' a Sinister Semicolon.

I've got a lil' tear in my redneck eye, I'll tell you what. Can't believe I'm a gonna do this here, but I'm sending e' nuff rednecks bucks to Wissss-taaah to cover the costs o' those demerits levied against him.

I'm kinda astonished that he went n' made the Sinister attempt. Well done, Mayflower Man. I ahall offer a set o' the Evil Ellipses of my own, in return, n' the first-ever tip o' the 10-gallon yer way.

Astonishin', I'll tell you what!

I wouldn't go n' question the linguistical knowledge n' prowess o' a retired newspaper copy editor n' his short-statured assistant, however.
 
WMC's recent attempt at employing' a Sinister Semicolon was a grand gesture that, in my humble little opinion, was also well written, well constructed, and well read and accepted by the community at large.

Well, thanks rosecity. Gotta say, though, in your clue, looks like you meant to say "employin'" but you included the g and the apostrophe which would replace the g. Should be one or the other, hmm? Probably way too late to edit and correct. Maybe the DoL won't notice.
 
Balance ain't so easy to come by, once yer done drinkin' a whole bottle of Kentucky red-eye.

Believe you me.

Yer sure right, WMC, I did. See, I try n' not to leave y'all with redneck versions o' words within my end clue. That'd just spread all kinds o" ex-tree redneckery 'round here, n' I reckon we've got plenty e'nuff o' that already comin' from down this a way.

3 demerits to the ranch, assessed by the ranch, so as not to wake the still slumberin', dynamic duo.
 
Spontaneous combustion in humans ain't no fallacy, I'll tell you what, but the scientific namin' fer the phin...fen...o-currence is actually called "the wick effect".

Boom, by golly! 💥
 
An alley in Wissss-taaah (redneck pro-nouncin', as I pre-fer), in the back o' said candlepin bowlin' facility, would be a pretty cold place to settle differences over audible noises made while someone was tryin' to pick up the 7-10 split.
 
To pick up the 7-10 split is easier in candlepins if you play the wood.

Meaning the pins you knocked down with your first ball that didn't fall into the pit. They just stay there on the deck to help or hurt your spare attempt.
 
Hit one out of the park with this latest contribution which will lead me to being a happy boy for the rest of the week.
 
The rest of the week will be full of boring end clues about various periods of time (or aspects of PowerWorld LLC, as he also prefers) by WMC if the rest of us don't get busy and revive this game with creativity.
 
Creativity, as expressed by most fisherman, involves telling a story about the one that got away.
 


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