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Charles Bruns Jr's avatar

"Thewaryone.com", back in my life, daily, nineteen cents a day. Priceless!

Bob Dunning's avatar

The Deal of the Century, Charles.

Thank you

Jennifer Vinh's avatar

A day I thought would have never come: “including exclamation points.”

Bob Dunning's avatar

This is a rare exception, Jenn. Don't get used to it.

Charles Bruns Jr's avatar

Cancer survivor, seventh year remission. Sleep? Ha! Cost paid for life.

Bill Weisgerber's avatar

Exiling pickleball players to Manitoba isn’t as simple as thewaryone.com thinks (!!!!!!)

Every single tennis court taken. Seeking a doubles partner and opponents…

Catherine Watters's avatar

After the election, I gave up all news except for “thewaryone.com”.

I have tried not using exclamation points, it is very difficult!

Hoping to win the swell prize with Bob and his Sweetheart.

Happy Holidays, Bob🎄

Benton Runquist's avatar

but...it can't be a perfect ten if it takes eleven!!

Bob Dunning's avatar

Well, said Benton.

You still have 99 to go.

Katie's avatar

YOLO, so laugh, love, but RUN FAST from Davis' wild turkeys.

Bob Dunning's avatar

Very clever, Katie.

Katie's avatar

I've cleared my calendar for dinner. I'll be ordering beef, not turkey however. Can't wait!

Mike's avatar

"That's nothing! Ours has been president 37 years!" replied the Ugandan.

Mark Honbo's avatar

Your readership is older so this is probably moot, but I wonder how the frequent abbreviations used in internet discourse figures into the word count. e.g. if I wrote "and it's not even close," that's four. But are the common AINEC or AFAIK just one? IMO just one instead of three? Etc (which turns two words into one) Or how 'bout non-internet slang? SCOTUS turns six words into one when referring to our highest bench.

I know some language purists would contend that those terms should not exist in our lexicon at all, but that cat's long out of the bag... you might say it became a SNAFU long ago.

Robert Jacobs's avatar

I love Bob Dunning's contests and that is exactly eleven words.

Please bring back mystery object, my guess water tower on eighth.

Mike's avatar

Prediction: 2024 is the last time AI doesn't win this contest.

Mike's avatar

(That's an entry AND a comment.)

Charles Bruns Jr's avatar

Shortest day of light, turns hopeful, new Advent door opening bright.

Bob Dunning's avatar

I like it, Charles

Mike's avatar

In the best airport competition, the red rabbit earns SMF victory.

Bob Dunning's avatar

Wish SMF had an "R" in there so we could call it "The Smurf"

Charles Bruns Jr's avatar

Poor famous writer, Faulkner's spirit only cringes at eleven, word limit.

Bob Dunning's avatar

Faulkner tells me to plans to enter, but hasn't come up with anything yet

Mike's avatar

While Hemingway laughs: "That's five more words than I needed!" (IYKYK)

Andrew Newman CPA's avatar

The number one cause of death for children under seventeen? guns!

The Dirt's avatar

keep them safe, healthy, and happy. let them know they’re loved.

Bob Dunning's avatar

I'll second your prayer and add one of my own for your daughters

The Dirt's avatar

my daily prayer for my daughters 💕