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Page 4 of 9 < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 > Topic Options #188690 - 01/11/10 07:16 PM Re: One two - snowed in [Re: tsuwm] twosleepy old hand Registered: 02/28/08 Posts: 876 Loc: western NY Originally Posted By: tsuwm 7night! How is this different from 6ty, 7ty etc.? It's just the numeral form of the word seven. How about mi7ts? Top #188692 - 01/11/10 07:19 PM Re: One two - snowed in [Re: twosleepy] Faldage Carpal Tunnel Registered: 12/01/00 Posts: 13667 Originally Posted By: twosleepy How about mi7ts? Huh? Top #188693 - 01/11/10 09:09 PM Re: One two - snowed in [Re: Faldage] twosleepy old hand Registered: 02/28/08 Posts: 876 Loc: western NY Originally Posted By: Faldage Originally Posted By: twosleepy How about mi7ts? Huh? Well, the stressed syllables may be a little off, but it works for me: misevents Top #188694 - 01/11/10 09:33 PM Re: One two - snowed in [Re: Faldage] Jackie Carpal Tunnel Registered: 03/15/00 Posts: 11582 Loc: Louisville, Kentucky there are 4 Os in C4H8O4 Nuh-uh; there are four os and one O. Ooh! 7fold. No, wait; that's just like 7ty, innit? Sorry! Top #188695 - 01/12/10 04:55 AM Re: One two - snowed in [Re: twosleepy] BranShea Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/23/06 Posts: 5249 Loc: Netherlands, the Hague Originally Posted By: twosleepy Originally Posted By: tsuwm 7night! How is this different from 6ty, 7ty etc.? It's just the numeral form of the word seven. How about mi7ts? Ah 2sleepy , remember! 7night is Hogwash!! A little tsuwm offgame joke. That's why I cried YES! yes yes. (Hog seems to have passed away.) This "game" is about numbers making part or hidden of/in a word that is not about numbers. Oh , Jackie, Oh os O4 Oh......... Top #188697 - 01/12/10 06:33 AM Re: One two - snowed in [Re: twosleepy] Faldage Carpal Tunnel Registered: 12/01/00 Posts: 13667 Originally Posted By: twosleepy Well, the stressed syllables may be a little off, but it works for me: misevents Misevents is a word? Ain't is a word. Irregardless is a word. Unfriend is a word. But misevents? Oh, OK. Maybe. It's certainly no worse that 5orite or 1ting. Learn something new every day (one might hope). Edited by Faldage (01/12/10 06:35 AM) Top #188703 - 01/12/10 03:46 PM Re: One two - snowed in [Re: twosleepy] BranShea Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/23/06 Posts: 5249 Loc: Netherlands, the Hague Quote: twosleepy Well, the stressed syllables may be a little off, but it works for me: misevents Yeh, you have to stretch it cause you do not pronounce it mis-évents , you pronounce this mis-evénts, so you never really hear the seven. mi7ts. 7of9 I mean we's up to nine. Top #188704 - 01/12/10 04:42 PM Re: One two - snowed in [Re: BranShea] twosleepy old hand Registered: 02/28/08 Posts: 876 Loc: western NY Are you still snowed in?!? Okay, there's lots for 9, so let's all find one related to our profession/vocation/day job/whatever... stanine Amusingly, it follows the roolz and the "nine" is not 9, but itself deals a lot with 9s... :0) Top #188706 - 01/12/10 05:00 PM Re: One two - snowed in [Re: twosleepy] BranShea Carpal Tunnel Registered: 06/23/06 Posts: 5249 Loc: Netherlands, the Hague abbreviation of standard nine Yes, you hardly can go wrong with this one. I looked it up, thought it was something like amphetamine or some other drug, Yes, great, snow still hanging on and ice and hazardous bike rides. People who are buried in snow every year can't imagine how boring a winter without snow is. People look more alive. Top #188710 - 01/12/10 07:54 PM Re: One two - snowed in [Re: BranShea] Coffeebean old hand Registered: 02/11/03 Posts: 725 Loc: Oregon, USA How about asi9? Top Page 4 of 9 < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 > Previous Topic Index Next Topic Preview Hop to: General Topics ------   Information and announcements   Q&A about words   Wordplay and fun   Words and languages in schools   Miscellany   Weekly Themes   Looking for (writers, speakers, ...) (Old) Weekly themes. 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