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GAME RULES
Word Joust is a challenging conglomeration of word games created by the players. We welcome you to play, but beware, we have some very creative and intelligent players!
Here are the rules: 1. The winning player of each round determines the next type of game to play. 2. No swearing is allowed. 3. Please keep all games and answers clean. 4. The game master of each round determines the winner. 5. Please allow enough time for all players to submit answers.
There once was a girl of New York Who ate ALL her food with a fork She said, "I don't know How the soup course will go, But I guess I will just make it work."
There once was a girl of New York Who ate ALL her food with a fork, But when soup was for dinner, She got thinner and thinner, Until she resembled a stork!
There once was a girl of New York Who ate ALL her food with a fork, The dessert became mushy The ice cream got slushy And her scoop hit the floor with a "splork!"
Okay, I'm going to call this one. I have to say that I really enjoyed reading all of these. I guess I'm a sucker for limericks. I wrote one myself, but of course it isn't in the judging.
There once was a girl of New York Who ate ALL her food with a fork. Her soup she did nibble, and down her chin dribble, so she really looked like a dork. :)
When I first posted this, I didn't stop to think about how hard it was to rhyme with York. As I was driving down the street thinking about what I would write, it occurred to me that there weren't very many words! (cork, dork, fork,pork,stork, torque,work,...) So the winner I have chosen is someone who thought "outside the box", and came up with a really creative limerick.
Congratulations to Twist! I loved the spork! I'm assuming everyone else in this world call them that too. lol
There once was a girl of New York
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She shoveled it in,
Then said with a grin,
I hope that I won't look like pork.
(I thought I'd better hurry and play...there aren't many words that rhyme with York :0s )
There once was a girl of New York,
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Till late one fine day
At Jin Lee’s buffet
She ate her cooked pork with a spork.
There once was a girl of New York
ReplyDeleteWho ate ALL her food with a fork
She said, "I don't know
How the soup course will go,
But I guess I will just make it work."
Wow, you guys are good. I am going to have to stop posting the first thing that comes to mind, I guess, and start thinking about it. :0)
ReplyDeleteThere once was a girl of New York
ReplyDeleteWho ate ALL her food with a fork,
But when soup was for dinner,
She got thinner and thinner,
Until she resembled a stork!
Any other takers?
ReplyDeleteThere once was a girl of New York
ReplyDeleteWho ate ALL her food with a fork,
The dessert became mushy
The ice cream got slushy
And her scoop hit the floor with a "splork!"
Okay, I'm going to call this one. I have to say that I really enjoyed reading all of these. I guess I'm a sucker for limericks. I wrote one myself, but of course it isn't in the judging.
ReplyDeleteThere once was a girl of New York
Who ate ALL her food with a fork.
Her soup she did nibble,
and down her chin dribble,
so she really looked like a dork. :)
When I first posted this, I didn't stop to think about how hard it was to rhyme with York. As I was driving down the street thinking about what I would write, it occurred to me that there weren't very many words! (cork, dork, fork,pork,stork, torque,work,...) So the winner I have chosen is someone who thought "outside the box", and came up with a really creative limerick.
Congratulations to Twist! I loved the spork! I'm assuming everyone else in this world call them that too. lol
All you people here are just too good and I am developing a massive complex!
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