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  • GermanprofGermanprof
    GYRATE
    Grab your records and try escaping.
  • NereffidNereffid
    Eat some cheese and pray it's not Gouda.
  • elwoodiciouselwoodicious
    GOUDA
    Great, our uakari died again.
  • kezkez
    AGAIN

    Agile giraffes are in Nairobe.
  • mommiomommio
    NAIROBE

    Not all Indians regret owning big elephants.
  • jackedUPjazzjackedUPjazz
    ELEPHANTS

    Evidently long encounters previously handled as nonexistent turn sour
  • GermanprofGermanprof
    edited October 2011
    SOUR
    Some orangutans usually remember.
  • mommiomommio
    edited October 2011
    REMEMBER

    Roxanne eats mangoes, eats melons, berries, even rhubarb!
  • kezkez
    RHUBARB

    Richard has ulcers - burps and rips boisterously
  • GermanprofGermanprof
    BOISTEROUSLY
    Basically, over in Spain the everyday routine offers unending stability, like yesteryear
  • mommiomommio
    YESTERYEAR

    You expect someone to enjoy reggae yodelers, especially after ragtime?
  • greggreg
    edited October 2011
    RAGTIME

    Really, a great time is my endeavour
  • kezkez
    (is that an English spelling?)
  • ludditeluddite
    ENDEAVOUR

    Exciting new development! English/American vocabulary oddness unveils rivalries.
  • GermanprofGermanprof
    RIVALRIES
    Really, international vocabulary allows laughable results in every scenario.
  • ludditeluddite
    SCENARIO

    Spelling certainly enhances nuanced approaches regarding international organization.
  • mommiomommio
    ORGANIZATION

    Organize regions, gather all nations into zones, and ask that internet operators negotiate.
  • GermanprofGermanprof
    edited October 2011
    Nationalism evidently grows obsolete: "theater" is always "theatre," eventually.
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  • KatrinaKatrina
    edited October 2011
    Nasty eggplant? Get other treats. I aim to eat.

    (woops, should have hit refresh. Carry on, germanprof! I have food on the brain cuz I'm hungry)
  • KatrinaKatrina
    Even vague entymology nuances trash urban lingustics. Like, yomama.
  • kezkez
    (Time out just to say you guys are very funny - and very clever, too! I've had a lot of good laughs today!)
  • GermanprofGermanprof
    edited October 2011
    Yeah, our mama always mighty awesome.
    (@kez, yes, the image of "reggae yodelers" is going to stay with me for a long time).
  • greggreg
    @Kez -yes it is an English spelling, I didn't think about it being different, sorry

    AWESOME

    All we emusers search out musical excellence
  • NereffidNereffid
    Enter Xanadu, Coleridge's exotic locale! Look: endless, numberless caverns! Enjoy!
  • greggreg
    ENJOY

    Even now James observed yachts

    (well done, Nereffid - I was expecting ' Every/Each Xmas....' or similar!)
  • Bad ThoughtsBad Thoughts
    Yachts

    Young Arminius cured hairy Tiberius' stuttering.
  • jonahpwlljonahpwll
    @katrina & @luddite, very clever posts above (entymology and rivalries word usage respectively).

    STUTTERING

    Smart Theologists Understand That To Entertain Readers, Ideology Needs Gags.
  • GermanprofGermanprof
    GAGS
    Get a Gayageum, Sly!
  • amclark2amclark2
    SLY

    Sick liver yellowness.
  • NereffidNereffid
    Yikes! Every letter looks odd when nobody expects short sentences.
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