Contratrombone64
Admiral of Fugues
Mike you're a cunning linguist.
The verbosity challenge
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Dorsetmike
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CT, I've had a bit of practice over the years 
marval
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I amk going to lower the tone a bit, and using verbosity tell you a joke. All you have to do is come up with the punchline.
How does a person describe a sort of pastime that includes a writing implement, some wood and the brain. A time filler that is so completely challenging that it would make a human being want to open their mouth and bring forth sounds that are not too polite?
How does a person describe a sort of pastime that includes a writing implement, some wood and the brain. A time filler that is so completely challenging that it would make a human being want to open their mouth and bring forth sounds that are not too polite?
Contratrombone64
Admiral of Fugues
It's become plainly obvious Dame Margaret isn't going to give us ANY clues so we have two options: 1) to give up in disgust or 2) just bloody well figure it out. I'm at 1 presently.
Contratrombone64
Admiral of Fugues
*rolls eyes* @ margaret
Dorsetmike
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What do you reckon CT, stocks or pillory? 1 day or 2? (The ducking stool is usually reserved for witches, added to which if it gets any colder someone will have to go and break the ice on the pond first.)
Contratrombone64
Admiral of Fugues
LOL, indeed, but it's only a two-storke broom isn't it.
Soubasse
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How does one ride one of those?
That's similar to a quote from Harvey Spencer Lewis but since he doesn't go back a few centuries, I'll have to do some proper thinking ...
Contratrombone64
Admiral of Fugues
The mechanical (perceived at least) act of capturing two specific organs of identical function, which (perceived at least) are in the act of glistening due to light. [This would be the first verse of a very popular musical number from a famous operetta.]