It's pretty mean to be the wounder of soldiers.
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It's pretty mean to be the wounder of soldiers.
Unless you are the founder of your country!
I hear flounder is delicious.
I'm going to turn into a flouncer about bounce out of this room if you say that again.
I'm afraid "flouncer" is not a word, and "flounder" is not modifiable except for "flounders" or "founder". Someone else post a word, since I don't want to modify my own word.
So I guess someone will have to say "flounders" or "founder". My word is valid, so it should not be omitted.Quote:
Originally Posted by L1N3R1D3R
Also, you can flounce out of a room, as in storm out of the room angrily.
I guess we're at a stalemate, then, and that means leaving the thread to gather dust for the rest of eternity, but we'll break the rules anyway. :p
Do you mind if we start off with another word? Mine is Gross. (It's modifiable. :hero: )
Flounce is indeed a word, but the question is, is flouncer? According to dictionary.com and my Google Chrome's built-in spell check, no. But that's ok! We will continue on happily from your new word, "gross".Quote:
Originally Posted by Denim360
I take my feet off the pavement and into the grass.
I have 72 grans.
Thanks very much. :p
I convert those into grams.
Unfortunately, Bob crams those grams into nanograms.
Parents usually push their babies round in prams.
Before the parents had children, they danced together in a few proms.
There's a lot of pros to meeting girls in proms.
One pro in LittleBigPlanet is comphermc.
The word 'pro' is an abbreviation.. is that allowed? Someone should prod the game creator and ask him.
I think Sir Clayton is too busy turtling on awesome RTSs right now! He had to plod somewhere, you know.
So I took a clod of clay and molded it into his shape, so now he's here...technically...sort of...
All we need is something iron-clad to make it complete...
Ok, fair enough. I'm glad we've allowed this game to continue.