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Hillariously horrific hairdos heralded highschool hijinks.

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Great one! Again you got me!

I'll have to wrack my brain for the next one.

Idiodic imbeciles increse idiocy

... ok, I know it's a bit lame after Emland's awesome addition of a 6 word phrase.

So beat me with a wet noodle.

Joe just jabbed julie jokingly

Karla kept kanoodling knee-high knights killed knitting

Krispy-Kreme Kid killed king-sized kruller.

Lisa licked lemonade licorice lollipops lovingly, laughing loudly

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Originally Posted by Synnen

Lisa licked lemonade licorice lollipops lovingly, laughing loudly

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Nice!

Mary muttered mysterious marvelous mumbo-jumbo, making malevolent mother meanly mention my maddening, magic mastery moving motorized marsupials

Ha! That's 17!

Beat that, Rick! ;)

Um... I didn't mean to scare people away!

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Mary muttered mysterious marvelous mumbo-jumbo, making malevolent mother meanly mention my maddening, magic mastery moving motorized marsupials

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Sheesh! She seems super smart! :D

Dang, Synnen, there's no way I could beat that.

I'll confess a funny story. This morning in the shower I was thinking of this game, and the best I could come up with was a 10 word alliteration:

Big Bodacious Big Breasted Beautiful Babe But Bad Breathing Breath.

I was lol in the shower thinking that I was special for coming up with that... but yours surely blows mine away.

My Scarlet and Gray Cowboy hat is off to you, Synnen!

Naturally, Nosey Nelly needlessly needled Nervous Nate nonstop, never noticing nine, naïve, nonthreatening, nerdy nephews napping nextdoor nicely.

Oooooh... she BEAT me!

Ornery Oscar owned oranges, oboes, olives, offices, ovals, omelettes, oatmeal, opals, Oklahoma, old ostriches, otters; Oscar owed Olivia outstanding opportunities operating on open optical orifices.

Wow...

Ooh, good use of commas and semi colon! I'd not thought of that before.

Pretty peter piper proudly (partially prostrated) picked pickled peppers, prunes, pomegranates, pumpkins, pears, pinecones, potatoes, pineapples, peaches, peanuts, peas; peculiarly, passionately peaceful

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ooh, good use of commas and semi colon! I'd not thought of that before.

pretty peter piper proudly (partially prostrated) picked pickled peppers, prunes, pomegranates, pumpkins, pears, pinecones, potatoes, pineapples, peaches, peanuts, peas; peculiarly, passionately peaceful

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Nice

I have to hand it to Emland and Synnen for helping me think out of the box using punctuation.

Quiet quaint quick quotably quirky queenly Quincy quits quaking

You guys are amazing. I just haven't had any time from work to get back on here for any length of time.

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