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o·.·´¯`·.·oLisao·.·´¯`·.·o says:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~NEW THEME~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hunting Season
CAMO
posted Aug 23
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heshta says:
*********************NEW THEME********************
I couldn't believe the stores are already selling decorations. Summer isn't even over yet...
POPULAR HALLOWEEN COSTUMES THIS YEAR:
HOMER SIMPSON
posted Aug 11
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moo says:
ANIMAL COSTUMES (!!!)
http://www.brandsonsale.com/dog-halloween-costumes.html (amongst many...)
posted Aug 12
o·.·´¯`·.·oLisao·.·´¯`·.·o says:
Did we all forget about this group
THEME: CHRISTMAS TIME
ORNAMENT
posted Aug 3
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jo says:
wow...I've never had Christmas eels before...that must be a regional thing.
:-)
posted Aug 11
moo says:
I think she was getting confused jo - connecting eels with electricty and batteries rather than Christmas!
Perhaps..
posted Aug 11
moo says:
This group has ground to a halt for quite a while so here's the next new theme:
I'll call it 'WHAT WE HAVE IN COMMON'.
You have to name an individual / character / animal / cartoon etc then link them with someone or something that has SOMETHING (anything) in common.
The next person must find someone / something with anything in common with that person and so on.
Sounds more complicated than it is...for example:
MICHAEL JACKSON linked with SAMUEL L JACKSON (same surname).
SAMUEL L JACKSON linked with UNCLE SAM (same forename).
UNCLE SAM linked with OLD MOTHER HUBBARD (family relatives - uncle / mother)
OLD MOTHER HUBBARD linked with OLD FATHER TIME (both old)
and so on...I'll let someone else continue with the next link:
OLD FATHER TIME linked with ?
posted Jul 2
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jo says:
OLD FATHER TIME linked with TIME MARCHES ON (both dealing with time)
(that what you had in mind, moo?)
posted Jul 2
moo says:
TIME MARCHES ON linked with WELSH MARCHES -http://www.castlewales.com/march.html (marches link)
posted Jul 2
moo says:
WELSH WELCOME (Croeso i chi, jo) linked with CATHERINE ZETA JONES (both Welsh)
posted Jul 4
heshta says:
ROBIN LEACH linked with WORLD WRESTLING FEDERATION
both popular in the eighties although still around now
posted Jul 31
dal v3.3.10* says:
WWF and WWF
As in World Wrestling Federation and The World Wildlife Fund
posted Aug 3
dal v3.3.10* says:
Rhyming Slang from your area.
*supply the word/s and the next poster has to use these in a sentence with the correct word in place of the slang.
*maximum 3 rhyming slangs per post.
eg.
Seppo
Sky Rocket
Jack and Jill
The "U.S citizen" checked her "pocket" for her "birth control pill"
they can be vague like the Seppo one which goes
Seppo - Septic Tank - Yank - US citizen
posted Jun 22
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jo says:
Dal~didn't mean to neglect this theme...was always to mentally exhausted to think of anything.
posted Jul 2
Katerina says:
*****NEW THEME*****
Rejected Ben & Jerry's ice cream flavors.
starting with:
Wheatgrass Cauliflower Surprise
posted Jun 8
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heshta says:
Philly Cheesesteak Chunk: Onion flavored ice cream with delectable bits of steak & Cheese Whiz swirl
posted Jun 16
moo says:
******************NEW THEME******************
The differences between English and American/Canadian/Australian /anyone else, language-wise.
For example, fags in English are cigarettes and I won't bother with the other translations...
Jam in English is Jelly in US.
so to start:
SQUASH - English you drink (cordial, fruit juice) - US you eat (marrow?)
posted Jun 6
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moo says:
do you still also use the word 'john'? for a toilet?
And as for 'using the bathroom', we do, but it's a room with a bath rather than specifically for 'going to the loo'.
posted Jun 6
allisonberryart says:
BENDER:
English - a gay man
USA - a drinking spree
@Dallas - you wear women's underwear on your feet? ;-D
posted Jun 6
heshta says:
UK/USA
MINCE MEAT/HAMBURGER or GROUND BEEF
STRAIGHT AWAY/RIGHT AWAY
EXPIRY DATE/EXPIRATION DATE
In the US, SHAG is a haircut or carpet type.
posted Jun 6
allisonberryart says:
In the US, Randy is a guy's name. In the UK, randy means...well, you know...think Austin Powers :-D
posted Jun 6
dal v3.3.10* says:
ROOT
US eg
"I ROOT for the Miami Dolphins"
AUST eg
"I got a ROOT last night, he/she was great!"
posted Jun 6
dal v3.3.10* says:
Ive also noticed that Americans say "I could care less".
I/we would say " I COULDN'T care less"
posted Jun 6
moo says:
I know I posted this elsewhere but it's appropriate here
http://english2american.com/dictionary/t.html
posted Jun 7
moo says:
? I haven't deleted anything... but since there's nothing to see not sure what you mean? I'm not into censorship so wouldn't do that anyway!
Did you get a line error or we posted something at the same time - sometimes my comments go missing like that...
posted Jun 7
allisonberryart says:
Maybe I just thought I posted it - I hope I didn't post it on the other word association game lol :-D
posted Jun 7
allisonberryart says:
***********NEW THEME***********
Homophone: One of two or more words pronounced alike but different in meaning or spelling (as the words to, too, and two).
I will start:
LOX, LOCKS, LOCHS
posted Jun 4
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moo says:
Lisa - I've stopped looking...! (I know what you mean, I just bite back the criticism because it's not up to me to put the world to rights...though you do test me sometimes)!
posted Jun 4
moo says:
FOUR, FOR, FORE,
Reminds me of (for no reason other than the four part) a Two Ronnies sketch (don't worry - it's not an American reference, nor probably a reference for anyone under the age of 35)..
FORK HANDLES, FOUR CANDLES...don't ask...actually, for those of you that care to know -
http://www.angelfire.com/me/tvcomedy/fourcandles.html
posted Jun 4
moo says:
stalk as in to follow, a stalker - how else do you pronounce it other than rhyming with the bird? I can't think of another way...
same with talk / torque - like you say, a dialect thing maybe..
posted Jun 6
moo says:
??? they all rhyme don't they? They do to Brits at any rate! Mind you - you're from NEW YORK - and York also rhymes with all of these if you're not from there. Noo Yoik?
posted Jun 6
Si says:
~~~~~~~### New Theme ###~~~~~~~
REVIVAL
It's what this group needs
posted Apr 12