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Finish The Sentence.

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The rules:

I'll start a sentence with a word (one word only) and the next poster will finish the sentence.  Then, on a new line, that poster will start a new sentence with one word (one word only please).  The finished sentence can be as long as it needs to be in order to complete the sentence, however, make sure it's only one sentence.  Here we go.

 

Chivalry...

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Reply #3151 from WinCustomize Forums Top

community life in those days...often meant one's spouse was well

seasoned

Reply #3152 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Seasoned poultry is often consumed ravenously at

Christmas

Ashes of the Singularity II
Reply #3154 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Jolly Green Giant was today observed hulking 'it' up to impress the

ladies

Reply #3155 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Ladies I'm

available. :D

Reply #3157 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Colours (in The Queen's English and colors in American English) can change mood and affect greatly from 'blue' to

joy

Reply #3158 from WinCustomize Forums Top

joy to the

world

 

American English
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I believe that would be an oxymoron.... ;P

Reply #3159 from WinCustomize Forums Top

World full of love instead of hate would be a much better

place.

American English

I believe that would be an oxymoron....
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Yup... a moron deprived of oxygen to the brain. :-" :w00t:

Reply #3160 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Place to have fun can be

anywhere.

Reply #3161 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Anywhere you go there you

are.

Reply #3162 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Are you certain?

American English is both an oxymoron and a dialect, the same is true regarding Australian, South African, etc. English.

Reply #3163 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Would that make them more difficult to learn:maybe: :typo:

Reply #3164 from WinCustomize Forums Top

American English is both an oxymoron and a dialect, the same is true regarding Australian, South African, etc. English.
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True, but at least in Oz and S Africa they don't bastardise the English language by dropping the U in words like valour, or replace the letter S with a Z.  First it was the Boston Tea Party, then it was rewriting the English Dictionary... what's next?

 A US flag on the face of Big Ben, a statue of GWB on Nelson's Column.... Oprah Winfrey on the British throne? :-" :w00t:

Anyhow, back to the game....

Learn English correctly and you will never spell incorrectly again... unless you're afflicted by the Zubish

bug. :w00t:

Reply #3165 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Bug in a rug, really doesn't sound

comfortable.

Reply #3166 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Comfortable chair is

comfortable.

Reply #3167 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Comfortable is an old car....

backseat.

Reply #3168 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Backseat of my Cadillac is where I first lost my... um

marbles. :-"

Reply #3169 from WinCustomize Forums Top

marbles are something I still have from my childhood....some great patterns...and I love the Tom

Bowlers

Reply #3170 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Bowlers for dollars, sounds like a good charity

event:karma:

Reply #3171 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Event Horizontal....That's me..

sleeping.

Reply #3172 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Sleeping dogs awaked to the clanking of bones... beware ye olde

skeletons

Reply #3173 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Skeletons of all shapes and sizes were welcome at the Jambone

Jamboree

Reply #3174 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Jamboree organisers were organising a beauty pageant for Miss Skeleton 2009, but feared none would have the guts to

enter