Originally posted by BarefootChessPlayer [b]sister cerise appears red, loves extra-deep tinting.
(since scarlet is red or cerise)
another "colorful" one:
lavender[/b]
Let all vie... ever needing definition, ere remorse.
Least all vain encompass not divine ends, repent.
Little as vailed even need doing .ever redux.
Life as varied, even narrowed, does earn respect.
Try another color... "Indigo" and then unite with "Blue" as in "Indigo-Blue"... match the hyphen please.
Originally posted by StarValleyWy Let all vie... ever needing definition, ere remorse.
Least all vain encompass not divine ends, repent.
Little as vailed even need doing .ever redux.
Life as varied, even narrowed, does earn respect.
Try another color... "Indigo" and then unite with "Blue" as in "Indigo-Blue"... match the hyphen please.
Insane notions develop inconsistencies, generating over-balanced limited use equations.
Keeping to the colours for now, try "maroon".
Originally posted by BarefootChessPlayer [b]message abysmal reddish overseer outlandishly negating
i can't think of any more interesting colors so...
try:
valentine's day (retaining the apostrophe).
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Very Articulate Liberals Entertaining Notions To Idealise New Electee's Submissions Destabilising Australian Youth.
Wasn't exactly sure how to use the apostrophe, sorry.
On a side note, any cricketing fans will be mourning the loss of a great Australian sporting personality today from the thoughtless acts of a pub fight. David Hooks R.I.P.
Originally posted by kody magic Fanciful invention confuses truth in otherwise unaffected stories
Try 'telephone'.
Tall Elephants Leaving Enormous Poo Heaped On Nearby Earth
Re: The word uncopyrightable contains every vowel.
There are two words in the English language that have a single occurrence of each vowel in alphabetical order. The next acronym is one of these, but you have to guess what it is first. Clue: You will find the answer is amusing.π
Originally posted by kewkumba Tall Elephants Leaving Enormous Poo Heaped On Nearby Earth
Re: The word uncopyrightable contains every vowel.
There are two words in the English language that have a single occurrence of each vowel in alphabetical order. The next acronym is one of these, but you have to guess what it is first. [b]Clue: You will find the answer is amusing.π[/b]
Originally posted by palomine Underage Nebraskans Celibratory Organization Patroned Year Round In Great Herds That Alcoholics Believe Lack Energy.
The word uncopyrightable contains every vowel.
The new word is fictious.
you are right in your assertion, but that wasn't what i was going for, as it isn't the only word with this property as has been pointed out in a later post.
does anyone else know what is so special about this word?
Originally posted by palomine facetiously? abstemious?
facing amusing creations, edward tells, in or under sofas, "love you?".
archie, barefoot, searched ted extremeily, mixing important, other unimportant, stuff.
one of my favorite words from a while ago is my next choice for "acronyming":