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Next quoteXXX’s pedantic habits of thought were a trifle contagious.
Bonus: YYY is a multi-word phrase. For 1/2 pt, what is it?XXX, who clutched a huge bundle of YYY, looked quite cheerful. In fact, he actually looked as if he had blood circulation.
Next quoteXXX’s pedantic habits of thought were a trifle contagious.
Bonus: YYY is a multi-word phrase. For 1/2 pt, what is it?XXX, who clutched a huge bundle of YYY, looked quite cheerful. In fact, he actually looked as if he had blood circulation.
This time XXX is a descriptive phrase about this person.XXX probably hadn't been outdoors for years; it was doubtless good for him, despite the fact that he was dripping wet from having fallen in the creek.
Next quoteXXX’s pedantic habits of thought were a trifle contagious.
Bonus: YYY is a multi-word phrase. For 1/2 pt, what is it?XXX, who clutched a huge bundle of YYY, looked quite cheerful. In fact, he actually looked as if he had blood circulation.
This time XXX is a descriptive phrase about this person.XXX probably hadn't been outdoors for years; it was doubtless good for him, despite the fact that he was dripping wet from having fallen in the creek.
"I promised to send ZZZ a copy of my doctoral thesis. ... Can you think of a word to rhyme with glyoxylate?
Nitrate ? Perchlorate ? Permanganate ?KarenHunt wrote: ↑Sun Jul 17, 2022 9:10 am Now we're reaching a sane point...
Who is this?Next quoteXXX’s pedantic habits of thought were a trifle contagious.Bonus: YYY is a multi-word phrase. For 1/2 pt, what is it?XXX, who clutched a huge bundle of YYY, looked quite cheerful. In fact, he actually looked as if he had blood circulation.
And anotherThis time XXX is a descriptive phrase about this person.XXX probably hadn't been outdoors for years; it was doubtless good for him, despite the fact that he was dripping wet from having fallen in the creek.
And one more:"I promised to send ZZZ a copy of my doctoral thesis. ... Can you think of a word to rhyme with glyoxylate?
I'll take it! How about isocitrate?voralfred wrote: ↑Wed Jul 20, 2022 5:41 pmNitrate ? Perchlorate ? Permanganate ?KarenHunt wrote: ↑Sun Jul 17, 2022 9:10 am Now we're reaching a sane point...
Who is this?Next quoteXXX’s pedantic habits of thought were a trifle contagious.Bonus: YYY is a multi-word phrase. For 1/2 pt, what is it?XXX, who clutched a huge bundle of YYY, looked quite cheerful. In fact, he actually looked as if he had blood circulation.
And anotherThis time XXX is a descriptive phrase about this person.XXX probably hadn't been outdoors for years; it was doubtless good for him, despite the fact that he was dripping wet from having fallen in the creek.
And one more:"I promised to send ZZZ a copy of my doctoral thesis. ... Can you think of a word to rhyme with glyoxylate?
Ooooops.. This is not the answer you want...
Dr. Enrique Borgos
The ... are actually in the text. When I hide something I always use (...)“Ah… have we met?”
to whom ?“Have we met?”
A longer quote by XXX :voralfred wrote: ↑Wed Jul 20, 2022 7:55 pm Who said that ? Now it is so short I am not even sure the same sentence does not appear somewhere else...
The ... are actually in the text. When I hide something I always use (...)“Ah… have we met?”
Bonus (can be answered independently of the main question, two entirely different characters) for 1/2 point
Who saysto whom ?“Have we met?”
Hint: this is the first time XXX appears.“Nothing new about me by now, no. Name’s XXX. And yours, lady?”
A longer quote by XXX :voralfred wrote: ↑Wed Jul 20, 2022 7:55 pm Who said that ? Now it is so short I am not even sure the same sentence does not appear somewhere else...
The ... are actually in the text. When I hide something I always use (...)“Ah… have we met?”
Bonus (can be answered independently of the main question, two entirely different characters) for 1/2 point
Who saysto whom ?“Have we met?”
Hint: this is the first time XXX appears.“Nothing new about me by now, no. Name’s XXX. And yours, lady?”
Here, "He" is XXX.“Do you…” He hesitated. “Might this friend, and you, by chance also share YYY’s trade?”
A longer quote by XXX :voralfred wrote: ↑Wed Jul 20, 2022 7:55 pm Who said that ? Now it is so short I am not even sure the same sentence does not appear somewhere else...
The ... are actually in the text. When I hide something I always use (...)“Ah… have we met?”
Bonus (can be answered independently of the main question, two entirely different characters) for 1/2 point
Who saysto whom ?“Have we met?”
Hint: this is the first time XXX appears.“Nothing new about me by now, no. Name’s XXX. And yours, lady?”
Here, "He" is XXX.“Do you…” He hesitated. “Might this friend, and you, by chance also share YYY’s trade?”
Sora ZZZ is the answer to the question asked by XXX. But ZZZ is not the correct answer to the bonus.“I can think of no fate more delightful,” murmured XXX, “than to place myself entirely in your hands, Sora ZZZ.”
