REACT, DEACTIVATE, and COMPACT (couldn't think of anything cool to say)

Quote from: Pica Pica on July 20, 2007, 10:41:51 AM
the FACT of your chubby cat reminds me of how me and my dog arranged to get each other fit, a jogging PACT

Before we agree with this PACT we must first set on a common PACE.

LLL&R

Maebh

A PACT for a commone PACE is a good thing if we are going to run a RACE.

To make it worth to keep the PACE in the RACE the price will have to be above the going RATE.

LLL&R

Maebh

To get that kind of RATE for the RACE, you'll have to perform an elaborate RITE.

OF course to get the proper RATE this elaborate RITE will have to be performed on a sacred SITE.

HLLL&R

Maebh

If this elaborate RITE will have to be performed on a sacred SITE, would a poor woman be able to afford, having only, as it were, a widow's MITE?

If this elaborate RITE will have to be performed on a sacred SITE, would a poor woman be able to afford, having only, as it were, a widow's MITE? Not to worry, she'll manage to find a rich MATE as she is not MUTE but still quite CUTE.

LLL&R

Maebh

In my opinion a MUTE that's CUTE is never the CURE

Quote from: Jaiden on September 06, 2007, 03:20:10 PM
In my opinion a MUTE that's CUTE is never the CURE

Of course you'll never get any real CURE unless you first take CARE of the CORE of the problem.

LLL&R

Maebh

Perhaps there is no CURE and there may be no way to CARE for the CORE of the problem but instead you may just have to COME to terms.

Quote from: Jaiden on September 07, 2007, 05:05:25 PM
Perhaps there is no CURE and there may be no way to CARE for the CORE of the problem but instead you may just have to COME to terms.

How could you ever COME to terms with a loved one locked in a deep COMA? By humming a tragic CODA perhaps?

LL&R

Maebh

Quote from: Maebh on September 07, 2007, 08:16:34 PM

Quote from: Jaiden on September 07, 2007, 05:05:25 PM
Perhaps there is no CURE and there may be no way to CARE for the CORE of the problem but instead you may just have to COME to terms.

How could you ever COME to terms with a loved one locked in a deep COMA? By humming a tragic CODA perhaps?

LL&R

Maebh

If humming a tragic CODA doesn't work... while you ponder another possibility of how to cope with the loved one locked in a COMA, you could sit and have a COLA....

While I sat back end enjoyed this COLD drink I thought, perhaps our loved one doesn't speak English. Have you tried to mumble the word HOLA?

Quote from: Jaiden on September 07, 2007, 10:07:12 PM
While I sat back end enjoyed this COLD drink I thought, perhaps our loved one doesn't speak English. Have you tried to mumble the word HOLA?

Holala as the Frenchs would say, but I don't see how drinking a COLD COLA and saying HOLA could fill the HOLE made by a MOLE in the SOLE of your shoe.

LLL&R

Maebh

HOLD On! Didn't you tell us the cheap shoe salesman SOLD you those shoes and in fact is wasn't the MOLE? Anyway try some MOLD to cover that HOLE.

Well...  now that you have eventually SOLD that MOLD you can FOLD your stall and get yourself some FOOD.

LLL&R

Maebh

Thanks Maebh! I was in the MOOD for some FOOD. Ahh, that's better. Now I'm prepared to cut that WOOD.

Ok so is it pronounced MAYB silent H? Been trying to figure this out 

Quote from: Jaiden on September 08, 2007, 12:21:55 PM
Thanks Maebh! I was in the MOOD for some FOOD. Ahh, that's better. Now I'm prepared to cut that WOOD.

Okay, while you cut that WOOD I'll spin some WOOL by the POOL, well away from that FOOL who thinks he is so COOL shovelling COAL on top of the COAT that he stole from my BOAT.

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Ok so is it pronounced MAYB silent H? Been trying to figure this out 

Nearly, actually there was no letter V in the ancient Gaelic alphabet*. Bh and Mh give that sound like in Maebh or English spelling: Maeve and Niamh English spelling: Nieve.

*Still in use in Ireland until we joined the EEC in 1973...  but of course that was well before your time! 

LLL&R

Maebh

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Okay, while you cut that WOOD I'll spin some WOOL by the POOL, well away from that FOOL who thinks he is so COOL shovelling COAL on top of the COAT that he stole from my BOAT.

What a theif! That COOL FOOL happens to be the COOK that stole the BOOK from my NOOK while his GOAT in the MOAT scored a GOAL.

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Nearly, actually there was no letter V in the ancient Gaelic alphabet*. Bh and Mh give that sound like in Maebh or English spelling: Maeve and Niamh English spelling: Nieve.
*Still in use in Ireland until we joined the EEC in 1973...  but of course that was well before your time! 

LLL&R

Maebh

Well I wouldn't say "well" before but yes a few years.  Very pretty though