To Be Continued.....

[blue*skies*ahead*]

Rules are simple. Post a complete sentence that starts with the last word of the post above you.

I'll start:

My oporum got infected and I had to go to the doctor.


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[ptdreamers]

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@pauperback-2 wrote:
Each competitor in both competitions received a medal and certificate for their afternoon's madrigals.

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Mad Rigals pounced and flounced through their marching routine in response to angry shouts from the stands.

[booquemeister]

Stands to reason the nous of the OWL looms beyond the sphere of human knowledge

(Olympic-Wallowa Lineament)

[fine.books]

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@booquemeister wrote:
Stands to reason the nous of the OWL looms beyond the sphere of human knowledge

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Looms beyond the sphere of human knowledge must weave The Quest for the Mysterious Cloth.

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[maxine*j]

Clothbound books are nice, and my mention of them makes this thread on-topic, right?

[imagine.ink]

This thread on topic rightly can discuss The Tropic of Cancer, although the topic of cancer must be avoided at all costs.  

[the*bumping*squirrel]

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@imagine.ink wrote:

This thread on topic rightly can discuss The Tropic of Cancer, although the topic of cancer must be avoided at all costs.  

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St. Bea voided, at all costs, her Royal contracts with all save for Queen Isabel, who made a gift to Beatrice of the Palace at Toledo, where she founded the Monastery of Santa Fe.

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[imagine.ink]

"Santa Fessionals" was shopped around to several cable networks; based on the long-running HBO series "Taxicab Confessions," the proposed series centered on the shenanigans of Santa's liaison and ubiquitous household snoop, the Elf on the Shelf. 

[fine.books]

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@imagine.ink wrote:

"Santa Fessionals" was shopped around to several cable networks; based on the long-running HBO series "Taxicab Confessions," the proposed series centered on the shenanigans of Santa's liaison and ubiquitous household snoop, the Elf on the Shelf. 

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"Elfonthes?  Helfiknow what they are, but they thure have long nothes!" said the boy with the speech impediment.

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[the*bumping*squirrel]

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@fine.books wrote:

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@imagine.ink wrote:

"Santa Fessionals" was shopped around to several cable networks; based on the long-running HBO series "Taxicab Confessions," the proposed series centered on the shenanigans of Santa's liaison and ubiquitous household snoop, the Elf on the Shelf. 

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"Elfonthes?  Helfiknow what they are, but they thure have long nothes!" said the boy with the speech impediment.

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I'm pedimentatulorious,

And for sure, teh NUTSES is glorious! ¹

¹And taht does not means taht the NUTSES belongses to Gloria !!!!!!!1!!!!!!11111!

[pauperback-2]

Belongeses to Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, St. Paul MN
Flashes the large neon sign in their parking-lot of Fords

[blue*skies*ahead*]

Fords my way back to the BSB.... I think?

[figtree3]

I think this thread is worthy of continuance.

[fine.books]

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@figtree3 wrote:

I think this thread is worthy of continuance.

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Worthy of Conti nuance?  One supposes that any comment which referred To Innocent III, Gregory IX. Alexander IV or Innocent XIII would be a worthy Conti nuance, but then what of Victor IV, the Antipope?  Would this instead be an incontinuance - and if so, would one need "adult diapers" to counteract it?

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[imagine.ink]

"Adult diapers" to counteract it? Hardly ... an anti-pope is not necessarily anti-poop and would probably refuse to wear them, muttering under his breath, "There's no a Conti for bad taste." 

[fine.books]

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@imagine.ink wrote:

"Adult diapers" to counteract it? Hardly ... an anti-pope is not necessarily anti-poop and would probably refuse to wear them, muttering under his breath, "There's no a Conti for bad taste." 

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Bad taste?  Surely these continual, contiguous pun contignations qualifiy, against any contingency, on any continent and in any continuum.

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