A Big Welcome to...

Laura Jayne, C. L. DeMedeiros and Gautham Ramchandran

Lets start the weekend with this...what else would you all be doing on a Saturday morning at 6:30am?

Only because it's the Weekend!

My Father-in-Law contributed this one. It has lots of potential.

Uh, where there is a need, like fill it!

.....ahm, isn't this just the perfect word for all those uhms and ahs?

C. Beth said...

prefa [PREE-fuh, noun]
Meaningless "filler words" used before a sentence or phrase.

Uh, I guess I shouldn't have started this sentence with a prefa.

I can't think of a better word.

What do you call the like, filler words, like in the middle of a sentence... 'midlikes'?

Some people are in a constant 'midlike' crisis.

Man, it's Friday Man!

Cruse on into the weekend with this one!

Most recent winners!

It's so hard to choose but these two hit the mark!

Scriptor Senex said...ednott (verb transistive) to tie up in knots; to mangle; to create chaos from something orderly.

He ednotted his sentence so badly it ended up totally menomyin.

and

Marin said...

sticsana [noun, pronounced STICKS-ah-nuh]

The mysterious combination of dust, hair and yuck that adheres to articles of clothing that have been left under a teenager's bed for an extended period of time.

"Mom - I found my pink sweater under my bed but it is covered in sticsana! What takes out sticsana?"

Thursday Night Buk Cloob!

Read it and Keep it creative!

Mid-week mahim!

I'd rather not say what this might mean!