Two Words

The last two words of this sentence will be the first two words of the next one, in any order.

Originally posted by Kewpie
The last two words of this sentence will be the first two words of the next one, in any order.

Order any burger and someone will offer you fries, it's an immutable law of nature.

No.

Originally posted by Kewpie
[b]Order any burger and someone will offer you fries, it's an immutable law of nature.[/b]

That's two sentences.

Originally posted by Kewpie
Order any burger and someone will offer you fries, it's an immutable law of nature.

Try this one:

Order any burger and someone will offer you fries because it's an immutable law of nature.

Nature of the beast is no excuse.

Originally posted by HandyAndy
[b]Nature of the beast is no excuse.[/b]

Excuse no careless grammar in this forum thread, because you must provide guidance to all who will read it. 🙂

Originally posted by Kewpie
Excuse no careless grammar in this forum thread, because you must provide guidance to all who will [b]read it. 🙂[/b]

Read it and didn't really care for it.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Read it and didn't really care for it.

For it stands to reason to reason stands.

Originally posted by sonhouse
For it stands to reason to reason stands.

Reason stands just long enough for the rest of us to sit down.

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At home I can freely be myself.

Originally posted by CalJust
At home I can freely be myself.

be myself and enjoy the season.

Originally posted by Ponderable
be myself and enjoy the season.

The season will change as has been the way for...ever I guess.

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
The season will change as has been the way for...ever I guess.

I guess this is really a silly experiment