Word Connection

[Monster]

"Pronoun are us!" is another example of improper syntax.

 

[Homebody]

Syntax notwithstanding, slang phrases often pack a literary punch.

 

[Monster]

"Punch ahoy!" said the sailor on the party.

 

[Homebody]

"Party on, dude!" (Abraham Lincoln in Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure)

 

[rosebud]

Dude you are so cool.

 

[Monster]

Cool was the wind blowing over the plane.

 

[Snowcrash]

Be patient, my soul: thou hath suffered worse than this.
--Thomas Holcroft (1745-1809)

 

[Monster]

^ hey, the idea of this thread is that one person starts a sentence with the word the previous sentence ended with.

This is the basic idea.

 

[Snowcrash]

My apologies-- I know that and have no idea how I posted the above on this thread. I'm suffering a heavy cold and am doing weird crap all over the place. Please forgive me.

 

[Monster]

Thou art forgiven!

Me, I don't have a real cold, which makes me pretty lucky, I guess.

 

[Homebody]

Guess again.:throwball:

 

[Monster]

Again, time flies like the wind.

 

[Monster]

Wind it up, that little mouse, and let it run over the marble floor.

 

[Brandon]

floor board is rocking

 

[Brandon]

Rock paper scissors

 

[Monster]

Scissors, when sharpened by a rock, cut paper better.

 

[Brandon]

better isn't as good as best

 

[Homebody]

Best we leave that alone for now.

 

[Brandon]

Best we leave that alone for now.

Now I am heading to bed

 

[icephoenix]

Bed was the last word I read in that sentence.