Fantastic word game

Public telephones are pretty much a relic of the past.

The past tense of "read" (as in, "I am going to read a book"), is "read" (as in, "oh, I read that book, too"), which is confusing because the pronunciation is different even though the spelling is the same.

The same thing can be said about me, WMC, yet with all the chores, the trips to town for The Cajun Queen and spending a little quality time with my animals, I still found the time to check in to see if someone had played from my last contribution.

Geez Louise, WMC. What do you think the ramblin' redneck and the Cajun Queen do all weekend, stare at the computer screen incessantly? The point being, you weren't the only one vacationing this weekend. Sure glad Connie and I were around to hold up the fort, otherwise, someone from the PowerWorld LLC cleaning crew would've had to ckean the game of cobwebs first thing yesterday morning.

My last contribution could earn a demerit or two for improper use of punctuation, but in my defense, I am a radio guy and, in my world, it's how you say it not how you write it that matters.

Matters of grave importance will be dealt with urgently.

dmargalotti said:

My last contribution could earn a demerit or two for improper use of punctuation, but in my defense, I am a radio guy and, in my world, it's how you say it not how you write it that matters.

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That'll learn ya to use punctuation.

Urgently came the message across the loudspeaker for Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine and Dr. Howard, who graduated with the highest temperatures in their class.

Their class of lovely young library intern recruits will visit Miss Silkie and the main campus to strut their stuff and learn what is involved with the intern program.

The intern program is a chance to learn a valuable hands-on skill.

Skill can be learned, but talent is something that you either have or you do not.

You do not have to settle for second-rate word games, when all the best characters play right here.