Word game: One word morphing into another.

Take a word, change one letter and use them both in a sentence. Example:

Worship your Warship.

Any takers?

In Jules' Verne's novel 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, a scene is described in which the Nautilus, a submarine with a long bayonet like spike on the nose, destroys a warship much as a narwhal might be imagined to do so; in effect, the Nautilus was a sort of nar-ship.

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Ancient slingers were used to ward off enemy skirmishers much as modern Stingers are used to ward off enemy aircraft.

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As the painkiller began to wear off, morphing a mild sensation into hints of agony, the man injected himself with another dose of morphine.

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When my child spills his milk his punishment is mild.

So what will it be? Hollywood or Bollywood?

Tha blue cat wanted to become a human but he didn't have a clue as to how to achieve this right now.

I just stuck a stack - my entire stock - of sticks up my nose.

Originally posted by avalanchethecat
I just stuck a stack - my entire stock - of sticks up my nose.

Looking at the stick, he took stock of the situation, got totally stuck, grabbed another beer and farted.

With the beer I had pork scratchings. One had a nipple on it. A pork nork. Being a dork, I et it with a fork. At work.

Originally posted by avalanchethecat
With the beer I had pork scratchings. One had a nipple on it. A pork nork. Being a dork, I et it with a fork. At work.