Three things that don’t go together thread
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The theme of this thread is to choose something akin to the previous.
Look at preacher4truth’s last post.
He chose canoeing, so I said boating, as it’s akin to it.
He chose the sound of banjos, so I chose the movie Deliverance as it’s known for banjos playing.
He chose someone filming it all, so I chose paparazzi, as they take photos, but also film stars.
Look at preacher4truth’s last post.
He chose canoeing, so I said boating, as it’s akin to it.
He chose the sound of banjos, so I chose the movie Deliverance as it’s known for banjos playing.
He chose someone filming it all, so I chose paparazzi, as they take photos, but also film stars.
An elderly man, an Ivy League school, and acid reflux.
The previous post had a set of teeth, so I chose an elderly person, as they tend to need them.
Colgate is the name of an Ivy League school.
Orange juice is hard on those who have acid reflux.
Now, someone take my three selections and make choices from them that are akin, yet different.
The previous post had a set of teeth, so I chose an elderly person, as they tend to need them.
Colgate is the name of an Ivy League school.
Orange juice is hard on those who have acid reflux.
Now, someone take my three selections and make choices from them that are akin, yet different.