The Bold Acronym Game: How to Play

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The discussion revolves around a creative word game where participants write sentences using a bolded word as an acronym. The game encourages playful and nonsensical sentence construction, leading to humorous and elaborate responses. Participants share their attempts, often resulting in absurd and whimsical phrases. There is a debate about the proper use of acronyms, with suggestions that they should be grammatically correct and directly substitutable for the original word. The conversation also touches on a technical issue regarding the word "jabberwocky," which some users find is being auto-corrected or altered in the forum, leading to a humorous exploration of the problem. The term "jabberwocky" is identified as a famous poem, adding to the playful nature of the discussion. Overall, the thread highlights creativity, humor, and a sense of community among participants.
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This is how it works:

One person writes a sentance, and bolds one word. The next person has to write a sentance, using that word as an acronym. for instance:

howitworks said:
Hello, my name is yomamma!

No Apples, Make Entrées

see? try to make your sentance make sense.

I'll start off:

This is the first sentance of the game
 
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yomamma said:
This is the first sentance of the game

Fall Into Roman Snakes Trehugger!

oooo, i bolded something inside my something,oooo
 
oooo

Stupid nasty apples killed every student.
 
killing indeginous lepricons evolved dramtically.

I have no idea what mede me write that. :smile:
 
oops forgot about the double "l" added "lonely" infront of lepricons
 
Tzar said:
killing indeginous lepricons evolved dramtically.

I have no idea what mede me write that. :smile:
it's on :devil:

Every volcanic oysterly lampshade vehemently eats drapes
 
very enthusiastically he eats my ear, noisily talking, laughing "YES!"


Nice and long one for you :biggrin:
 
every neverending tree has undoubtable stains in a stupid, toothless, icky, cloudy yam
 
Tzar said:
very enthusiastically he eats my ear, noisily talking, laughing "YES!"


Nice and long one for you :biggrin:

entry nests thrust hepaticocholangiocholecystently unsually systematically in a surely tampermental insertion calculated as long length yes?


:biggrin:

EDIT: Yomamma, :cry: :devil:
 
  • #10
@ moose

hoping every person at terry's inscence company opened cool halogens, otto left a noodle gig in olive colored hampers. Opening losing ebbing cycles yesterday stayed thumping every noose today, loser yam
 
  • #11
I never supposed complete entropy negated calming enthalpy.
 
  • #12
clams also like most integers, never geese.
 
  • #13
Great game idea by the way.

I never take every **game** enormously redundant seriously
 
  • #14
Going after medals enthustiastically.
 
  • #15
Shouldn't the acronym be directly substitutible for the word? (that's what an acronym is, isn't it?)

eg. Moose's sentence is now 'This is the (Fall Into Roman Snakes Trehugger!) sentance of the game.'

Seems to me, it would behoove Moose (ahah) to make his Acronym an adjective, like the word he was given: 'first'.

For example: First= Friendly, Internally-Ruled Spruce Treelike

So, now our sentence is:
'This is the (Friendly, Internally-Ruled Spruce Treelike) sentence of the game.'

While the sentence would semantically be jabberwocky, it would still be grammatically correct.

More clever, IMO.
 
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Thanks selfAdjoint.

Even now that humble users scarecly try, its all stupid, typing incomprehensibly always looks like yomamma.
 
  • #17
DaveC426913 said:
While the sentence would semantically be jabberwocky, it would still be grammatically correct.

Astonishing! Is this a hack?

The word in the above sentence was typed as - and continues to display in edit-mode as = "jabberwocky".

jabberwocky! "jabberwocky!"

J-A-B-B-E-R-W-O-C_K-Y.

I swear, the word I am typing and editing is J-A-B-B-E-R-W-O-C_K-Y.- in all of the above cases.
 
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  • #18
jabberwocky? What's jabberwocky?
 
  • #19
errr... Jabber-wocky, what's jabber-wocky?
 
  • #20
Well, JavaScript is a scripting language used on HTML pages, but what I don't understand is why I am incapable of displaying the word jabberwocky (J-A-B-B-E-R-W-O-C_K-Y) in this forum.


Dibs! I found it, I am laying claim to any Easter Egg prize!
 
  • #21
Jabberwocky

Hunh, seems to work for me.

You must have the bug, not the PF.
 
  • #22
Google it. It's a pvery famous poem (and a Monty Python film). It means "nonsense".
 
  • #23
J abberwocky is a poem, and if you haven't heard of it, you're stupid.

I tried typing jabber-wocky before, it turned into javascript:

jabberwocky
 
  • #24
pattylou said:
jabberwocky
Try it without the capital J.
 
  • #25
This will henceforth be known as the DaveC426913-Jabberwocky Effect.
 
  • #26
Dave, I discovered it a LONG time ago. sorry. it is the yomamma-Jabberwocky effect
 
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yomamma said:
Dave, I discovered it a LONG time ago. sorry. it is the yomamma-Jabberwocky effect
:-p I reported it. I've got a paper trail. nyah.

[Edit:] DOH! Robbed!
 
  • #29
it's ñah, and I discovered it

It is officially: The yomamma-Jabberwocky effect

EDIT- it's D'oh!
 
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