Last Word Sentences

Kewpie

Felis australis

General

01 Feb 14 11:36

Ghost of a Duke

Snake oil salesman

Joined: 14 Mar 15
Moves: 34442

30 Dec 16 09:08

Originally posted by wolfgang59
Good rhythm and sensual swaying like a nubile dancing salsa.

Sausages, ask lovely sausages anything.

wolfgang59

Quiz Master

RHP Arms

Joined: 09 Jun 07
Moves: 48794

30 Dec 16 10:05

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Sausages, ask lovely sausages anything.

Any New Year that heats is not great.

ptobler

Patzer

Canberra

Joined: 16 Oct 06
Moves: 12369

30 Dec 16 14:18

Originally posted by wolfgang59
Any New Year that heats is not great.

Giving really excites a Tonkawa.

sonhouse

Fast and Curious

slatington, pa, usa

Joined: 28 Dec 04
Moves: 53419

30 Dec 16 16:35

Originally posted by ptobler
Giving really excites a Tonkawa.

Tony ordinarily never kills a white Australian.

Great Big Stees

Joined: 14 Mar 04
Moves: 206490

30 Dec 16 17:10

Originally posted by sonhouse
Tony ordinarily never kills a white Australian.

About using systems,Troy really accepted little in anticipating noteworthiness.

~~vandervelde~~

Joined: 10 Dec 11
Moves: 143494

30 Dec 16 17:20

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
About using systems,Troy really accepted little in anticipating noteworthiness.

Northern otorhinolaryngologists think everyone wishes otoscopy, rather than human insight, nice energizing sexy scratch!
Uh!

HandyAndy

Read a book!

Joined: 23 Sep 06
Moves: 18677

30 Dec 16 17:27

[Style question: Does anyone else agree that
using an unknown person's name is not a
satisfactory substitute for a legitimate word?]

Torunn

Gothenburg

Joined: 11 Mar 16
Moves: 29900

30 Dec 16 17:41

Originally posted by HandyAndy
[Style question: Does anyone else agree that
using an unknown person's name is not a
satisfactory substitute for a legitimate word?]

(ok with me - it's an easy way out sometimes.)

sonhouse

Fast and Curious

slatington, pa, usa

Joined: 28 Dec 04
Moves: 53419

30 Dec 16 17:59

1 edit

Originally posted by HandyAndy
[Style question: Does anyone else agree that
using an unknown person's name is not a
satisfactory substitute for a legitimate word?]

{ you mean Tonkawa}? I looked it up, it's the name of an American Indian tribe in Oklahoma and Texas. There was a massacre of Tonkawa around 1860.

Great Big Stees

Joined: 14 Mar 04
Moves: 206490

30 Dec 16 18:11

Originally posted by HandyAndy
[Style question: Does anyone else agree that
using an unknown person's name is not a
satisfactory substitute for a legitimate word?]

Not all of us are wordsmiths. I say if ya got 'em, use 'em.

Ghost of a Duke

Snake oil salesman

Joined: 14 Mar 15
Moves: 34442

30 Dec 16 18:26

Originally posted by vandervelde
[b]Northern otorhinolaryngologists think everyone wishes otoscopy, rather than human insight, nice energizing sexy scratch!

Sir, cauliflowers really are toxic cabbage hallucinations.

Great Big Stees

Joined: 14 Mar 04
Moves: 206490

30 Dec 16 18:42

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Sir, cauliflowers really are toxic cabbage hallucinations.

Have all liberal left-wingers used causes involving nuclear action to inspire outsiders, noting similarities?

Ghost of a Duke

Snake oil salesman

Joined: 14 Mar 15
Moves: 34442

30 Dec 16 18:49

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Have all liberal left-wingers used causes involving nuclear action to inspire outsiders, noting similarities?

Sure, in Milan, in London and Rome, in Tibet, in East Sussex.

Great Big Stees

Joined: 14 Mar 04
Moves: 206490

30 Dec 16 19:40

Originally posted by Ghost of a Duke
Sure, in Milan, in London and Rome, in Tibet, in East Sussex.

Every single surgeon expects x-rays.

wolfgang59

Quiz Master

RHP Arms

Joined: 09 Jun 07
Moves: 48794

30 Dec 16 20:16

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Every single surgeon expects x-rays.

Xmas running? Are you stupid?