The Forbidden Letter Game

[Masaryk]

N:

 

I got a Wii Fit for my birthday, but it is still in the box. I have to locate a place to store it close to the Wii before I'll be able to use it.

[RohanX]

P:

 

Indeed this is quite hard!

[RohanX]

R:

 

well, atleast i can follow this thing! you better be happy!

[Masaryk]

A clever way of avoiding your forbidden symbol; however, probably illegal.

[antiaircraft]

V:

 

Bright sunshine in the morning, and a huge rainstorm in the late hours (i.e. now) - the weather round here is just nuts.

[celticheavens]

W:

 

Actually, it's been getting crazy on a global scale.. A massive flash flood during one of my A level papers earlier in Nov! First time ever too.

[antiaircraft]

X:

 

I think we should make it a convention to actually have conversations on this thread.

[celticheavens]

Y:

 

That's a great idea. It'll make the game more fun at least.

[Masaryk]

Z:

 

I second that motion. Having an ongoing conversation would really spice up this thread.

[xSoappp]

B:

Someone should start a conversation.

[̊ ˉˉ ̊]

C:

 

The new stove/oven at my house keeps setting off the smoke alarm.

[celticheavens]

D:

 

That's strange... I have never come across such a problem with stoves before. Not that I know that much about them in the first place.

[Masaryk]

E:

 

I had to transplant my alarm to my livingroom to avoid this kind of thing. It still occurs occasionally, if I'm boiling lots of things.

[celticheavens]

F:

 

So I'm assuming it's the alarm then? My household's too lazy to actually install an alarm -.-;;. Seeing that I move an average... Once every three years?

[Masaryk]

H:

 

We must install a smoke alarm on every level of a dwelling; it's the law in my province. We also need carbon monoxide detectors.

 

We need to bring this conversation back to a room of food preparation. Tell me some stuff found in your fridge. I've got Xmas leftovers still.

[livvy]

I:

 

Well DANG, Meghan. That was very well done!

 

Food, eh? Not much to say from me. We traveled. No leftovers.

[-Ryan]

J:

 

Really? I think my parents had to throw away our leftovers because the meat turned green and the vegetables were falling apart. o.o

[̊ ˉˉ ̊]

K:

 

We have an enormous amount of lasagna leftover from xmas, almost an entire thirteen by nine pan of it, and we only took a third of it home as leftovers.

 

*lasagna overload*

[Masaryk]

L:

 

I just got back from the grocery store, where I bought ham for dinner tomorrow, and a bag of moo juice.

[-Ryan]

M: Is this juice of which you speak of white, and a liquid that appears via cow utters?

 

 

 

I can't beleive I just pulled that off... o.o

 

 

Page PWN...

[celticheavens]

N:

 

I dislike milk actually... My family just cleared the last of Christmas leftovers today. I'm almost tempted to be a herbivore after all the meat I stomached...

[livvy]

O:

 

Wait wait wait. Did I read this right: Milk in a BAG? Explain, Meghan.

[kiiyytco]

P:

 

This game is much harder than I thought it would be. I will likely lurk in this section of the forums more often now because this is really fun.

[livvy]

Q:

 

Unfortunately this section of the forums won't help your post count. So make sure you visit the other sections too!

[Masaryk]

GAH! Ninja'd! This will be a little difficult...

 

R:

 

In Canada, milk is sold in bags. Each bag contains two plus one pouches of milk

which we place in a plastic jug for dispensing.

 

Usually, milk is dispensed into a glass, but some people will consume by placing the lips around the hole cut in the bag. My husband finds this to be unhygienic , so he developed a clean method of imbibing from the bag.