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The poseur aped the manners of the lummox to impress the dilettante, whilst the wastrel and the roue looked on with barely concealed smirks and titillation.
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Sounds like a potential game.
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What a great idea! Would others like to try their skill at crafting a sentence that uses all of the words of the week, with at least syntactical correctness, if not enormous semantic significance?
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Please repost the OP under "Wordplay and Fun" to see if there's a bite. I'll try to back to the thread this evening.
Last edited by TheFallibleFiend; 02/10/12 05:50 PM.
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I read the other thread first...and didn't know it was to be a game. Great idea by the way. Maybe Jackie will combine these threads.
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Can't do that; just leave it in W&F.
Ages and ages ago, tsuwm (I think) wrote either a sentence or a paragraph wherein the first letter of every word began with the next letter of the alphabet. And then someone whose name escapes me at the moment but I think he was from out West, did the same thing but with the order of the alphabet backwards.
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