I just thought of this last night...
Ask me for a letter of the alphabet.
I will give you a letter.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to take that letter and try to build an alliterative sentence (that actually makes sense) with as few non-alliterative words as possible.
bonus points for no non-alliterative words in your sentence,
double-plus bonus points if you can make it a double entendre or dirty in some fashion:
to wit:
"Anne and Amy always allow Albert and Andrew alternative anal access."
(for a score of 26. Hee!)
*beaming*
Go on, you know you want to!
(open post. Please give me credit for the idea, kthanks!)
Ask me for a letter of the alphabet.
I will give you a letter.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to take that letter and try to build an alliterative sentence (that actually makes sense) with as few non-alliterative words as possible.
bonus points for no non-alliterative words in your sentence,
double-plus bonus points if you can make it a double entendre or dirty in some fashion:
to wit:
"Anne and Amy always allow Albert and Andrew alternative anal access."
(for a score of 26. Hee!)
*beaming*
Go on, you know you want to!
(open post. Please give me credit for the idea, kthanks!)
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I'm in!
(Can I use this for my class next year? Please?)
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You get R.
Oh, and if you wanna come out (tomorrow?) and pick up some of the stuff that's teaching related, I've set aside a box, and you can select a bunch of teacher books for long-term loan.
also maybe some other books to keep you from going mad, *grinning* I have a bunch to give away and a bunch I'd like back... someday, and only a very few I will not part with.
Come out and let's tawk.
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Ecstatically enjoying each exclusive encounter, endlessly enterprising Eve Edwards easily enters Eric Ellison's every essential exit.
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37 points with the double-entendre score! Well done!
*glee*