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Originally posted by BigDoggProblemMany a man may moan to mount you; you are splendiferous!
[b]Once a cat in a tan apron can cite a print caption, or a rat in a trap can eat a pear, or a peon can ace a math quiz, then we can entertain the ludicrous notion of giving the citizens their autonomy.[/b]
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/splendiferous
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Originally posted by JS357Fine us Life for our foul friends, Eros, but don't, whatever you do, go near our Syzygium!
[b]Many a man may moan to mount you; you are splendiferous!
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/splendiferous[/b]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syzygium
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Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonNER, I'm not able to think of any eight letter words which can be made with the letters in "Syzygium" only the six letter words 'smuggy' and 'summum'. Mike's rule states that all final words must be eight letters minimum. What am I missing?
[b]Fine us Life for our foul friends, Eros, but don't, whatever you do, go near our Syzygium!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syzygium[/b]
Definitive Rules: (OP)
1. The final word of your sentence must contain a minimum of 8 letters, to aid the next contributor. The final word of the previous sentence must be the word used to generate any words found within it and which begin the next sentence.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou don't have to make your final word an anagram of mine: it can be any word of eight-letters or more. The goal is to get at least eight consecutive words at the beginning of your (sensical) sentence which are made up from the letters of my last word. You put these words—only—in bold. Within each of these initial words you can't repeat letters from Syzygium (although I think you can use both 'y's in one word). You can, of course, repeat letters across the words.
NER, I'm not able to think of any eight letter words which can be made with the letters in "Syzygium" only the six letter words 'smuggy' and 'summum'. Mike's rule states that all final words must be eight letters minimum. What am I missing?Definitive Rules: (OP)
1. The final word of your sentence must contain a minimum of 8 letters, to aid ...[text shortened]... e the word used to generate any words found within it and which begin the next sentence.
I looked up your words: 'smuggy' isn't in my dictionary (or Wikipedia), so I have no idea what it means. Summum is an interesting one though; I may decide to read the Wikipedia entry in full.
Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonMy error. Thanks ['smuggy' I've heard a few times and imagine it's slang from the root word 'smug'].
You don't have to make your final word an anagram of mine: it can be any word of eight-letters or more. The goal is to get at least eight consecutive words at the beginning of your (sensical) sentence which are made up from the letters of my last word. You put these words—only—in bold. Within each of these initial words you can't repeat ...[text shortened]... it means. Summum is an interesting one though; I may decide to read the Wikipedia entry in full.
Originally posted by NoEarthlyReasonI'm smug, as you announced a correction on ruling correctly; although your last word wasn't an exemplary example of aid to the next player in it's basic form of proposition.
[b]Fine us Life for our foul friends, Eros, but don't, whatever you do, go near our Syzygium!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syzygium[/b]
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyI sat in an inn telling lies till a gent gets all uppity and says to stop talking nonsensically.
[b]Is it time to test motions on intimate experiences with your own fallibility
with an up or down vote in the august presence of this intelligentsia?[/b]