chain-words

[Birthday Boy]

Hello, again. I had already messed up by putting this game over in the OT, but it is still good. We can play it here.
this is a sentence game.

RULES:

if you want to make a new post to continue the game, you must carefully at the last person's sentence, especially at the last three words. those last three words have to be in your post, and any of those three words can not be use as any of your last three words in your post. ALL POSTS HAVE TO BE AT LEAST SIX LETTERS LONG, AND CAN ONLY BE ONE SENTENCE LONG, WHICH HAS TO BE A COMPLETE SENTENCE. Yes, you can use alternate meanings of words whenever possible, although names need to stay as names and regular dictionary words need to stay as regular dictionary words.

to avoid confusion, post gameplaying in boldfont and comments in italics.

Okay, let's begin! Again!

Today's Wednesday, and you better remember that, mom, since i get out of school early every Wednesday every week.

[mathgrant]

Every day of the week, my father watches Wednesday on "The Addams Family", and Tom Bradford on "Eight is Enough".

[The Cruciverbalist]

Lots of words have "gh" in them; enough is an example, as are eight, neighbors, and thoroughbred.

[This message has been edited by The Cruciverbalist (edited 02-23-2003 03:49 PM).]

[pob14]

Our neighbors hate harness racing, so they went to the thoroughbred races, and lost a bundle on an eight-to-one shot named Viagra.

edit: duh, missed the "and" . . . it was still an eight-to-one shot, anyway.

[This message has been edited by pob14 (edited 02-24-2003 03:09 PM).]

[Bozzball]

My uncle (named Billy) took Viagra every Wednesday until he got shot by six angry welshmen.

[The Cruciverbalist]

Y'know, "Six Angry Welshmen" would make an excellent name for a rock band, as would "The Prunes of Justice."

[pob14]

Justice Rehnquist forgot to eat his prunes and accidentally ruled in favor of a defendant in yesterday's landmark case.