The bread dough proliferated rapidly, feeding and spreading, long after the residents of the sleepy village had fled in terror.
good stuff, gang! and gab... i'm still chuckling, visualizing a village being gobbled up by a yeasty beast a la 'the blob'!
I procrastinated a bit on last week's challenge: There was a young laddie named Finn of intellect admittedly thin He suggested to Kate they should proliferate So Kate left an imprint on Finn's chin And for this week: Mr. Biggs noted with approval that his brighter subordinates were striving to subordinate acquaintances into their own subordinate minions.
ok, i'll bite my tongue, duct tape my fingers, sit on my virgo-ish compulsion to edit/critique/nit-pick, and merely award you an 'A' for effort, my cogity one... love and motherly hugs, m
The private daydreamed about having subordinates, so he could order someone else to do the dirty work for a change.
I missed last week so here we go: 1. Up against Paul, the straight A English student, I was a subordinate choice for the debate team. 2. Subordinates must salute ranking officers when passing. 3. I increasingly subordinate my writing to my hectic work and family routine. This week was tricky. I wasn't smart enough for the challenge. Let see how I go with these: To deal with the large number of replies in this thread, we could concatenate each response and post a single reply. Some people would argue that the bible is nothing more than a concatenation of contradictions. ETA: Is this con.. CAT... enation. As in meow?
Some writers, particularly new ones, concatenate several sentences into one massively compound sentence, effectively creating a sentence to do the work of a paragraph, and they apparently believe that is the key to good writng, because they persist in doing so , even though the resulting sentence no longer has a single central thought to express, and it is extremely difficult to wade through, leaving the reader light-headed from anoxia.
However remote it might be from any scientific explanations, the constant bondings of the human minds, the need in us to find our roots, the wonderful desire to find love and mate, and the compulsive longing to live in a society, are all intrinsically link to the concatenating nature of the human DNA. P.S. Any grammatical correction (if there is any) will be appreciated.
'link' should be 'linked'... despite that minor flaw, if this were a contest, the winner this week would be........................ MANAV!!! with the ubiquitous [next week's word?] cog as runner-up...
When the teacher gave an assignment asking her students to illustrate concatenation for that night's homework, she had no idea that one student's interpretation would involve super glue and household pets.
sorry, anonym, but none of those rhyme, unless spoken by someone who has a very odd accent, or a speech impediment... nice example, chudz... and i know some who'd do the opposite!
In order to abstain from being a fractious member, I shall keep my chuckles to myself, regarding the three previous posts.
