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Fantastic word game

Through all that stuff, I knew that the only way to get you back in here was to bring up those subjects.

And it worked!! Thanks for working us into your busy schedule. :cool::p
 
Those subjects which are not always mentioned (but should be) would include CT's lack of a subject in contribution No. 54,281, and thus a grammatical error means the DoL will have to issue himself a handful of demerits.

It may sound good in casual speech or writing, but it's grammatically incorrect.
 
A Handful of Demerits was the original title for the 1964 Clint Eastwood western, A Fistful of Dollars, but producers thought the movie needed a title with a little more punch.
 
Lola was certainly a hit with the kids including those who wanted to toss her into the bonfire.

I dunno, Mister Ed. I see Contribution 54,281 as having an implied subject of "I" which is probably correct. However, I dunno how that could be diagrammed. I'm sure there's a way to do that and I probably learned how to do that back in the day but I don't recall. As CT himself did not address the issue, perhaps he agrees. Or perhaps he doesn't. Perhaps he will address it now that it's been mentioned.
 
The mist and bonfire together created a unique setting for the lovely young library interns who taped a cooking demonstration from the band camp beach.
 
Ships pass each other in the night, hopefully safely, because that mist we mentioned earlier can cause a lot of problems.
 
990 kHz is a frequency of the AM radio dial, which despite recent efforts from some auto makers, can still be heard in most cars.

Local noise and interference not withstanding.
 
Most cars are pretty darned expensive these days unless you can find one that was driven by one little old lady, only on Sundays, and only to the grocery store and back home again.
 


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