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Drop on by The Fantastic Word Game (TFWG as most prefer) to see why contribution #54,043 is the best TFWG contribution of all time.
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Posting after me back in the day (a month ago, as I prefer) was often the ol' hayseed (Deleted Member 108832, as RadioDiscussions now prefers), whose contributions were always more interesting than the past few.
Few people understand the value and impact of a creative contribution.
The value and impact of a creative contribution is what is driving me to write a grammatically correct English-language sentence without any errors, so as not to attract the ire of the Director of Linguistics (DoL as some prefer), as said errors could not only result in a cranial explosion, but might also result in demerits flying through the air faster than the speed of sound.
Barnyard animals staged a revolt against their oppressive farmer in George Orwell's "Animal Farm," rallying behind the slogan of "Four legs good, two legs bad."
Bad reasoning was used by the same Animal Farm characters when someone declared that "All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."
Some animals are more equal than others, but in the end, all are equal in the eyes of their creator, the stomach of their consumer, and the freezer of Ed.
Ed McMahon was known for, among other things, his famous introduction of Johnny Carson.
Multiple marriages and divorces are something Johnny had in common with the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is where the faster-than-light traveler began his journey, and minutes later, he flew into 10 Downing Street.
The Freezer of Ed?
The Freezer of Ed?
10 Downing Street will be the scene of much laughter tomorrow as King Charles and Queen Camilla entertain Prime Minister Starner and his wife with tales of Trumpian braggadocio.