jennyishere wrote:
b9 wrote:
well that is correct in essence, but i chose hyphens to iterate how many letters were contained in each blank word.
the sentence i was thinking of was
"a slight inclination of the cranium is as adequate as a spasmodic movement of one optic directed toward an equine quadruped devoid of it's visionary capacity".
is the answer to your question "A bad workman blames his tools" ? .
she stopped stocking ------- in her shocking spotty --------.
jennyishere wrote:
She stopped stocking sporrans in her shocking spotty shop?
i am sorry but the sentence was "she stopped stocking shopping in her shocking spotty stocking"
jennyishere wrote:
I'm sorry if my earlier effort wasn't what you expected. I didn't realise that each hyphen indicated a missing letter.
you need not be sorry for any reason i can think of.
jennyishere wrote:
I think that the OP intended us to post a sentence with a noun and a verb omitted so that the next person could complete it in a whimsical way to create a humorous effect.
jennyishere wrote:
b9's _______________________________ on Wrong Planet often _________________________________other members.
maybe that means "b9's comments on wrong planet often ?????? other members.
i can not think of a single word to replace the question marks. i can think of a small phrase to replace the question marks which is "do not capture the interest of other members due to flimsy relevance of his posts with respect to the subject matter".