Are we on our next round yet? I'm going to say yes.
Such a dazzling coat of colors! How I love my coat of many colors! It was red and yellow and green and...
There are a whole lot of colors after that, but luckily I already have enough words.
ahem. wrote:Are we on our next round yet? I'm going to say yes.
Such a dazzling coat of colors! How I love my coat of many colors! It was red and yellow and green and...
There are a whole lot of colors after that, but luckily I already have enough words.
Maaaaaaaannnn, I was trying to think of the words to that. : P
She took him by the yellow hair, and also by the feet, and threw him in the old draw well fifty fathoms deep.
-Little Sir Hugh
The Epistler was quite honestly knocked on her ethereal behind by the sheer logic of this.
Tao wrote:
Easy one: There's a yellow rose in texas I'm goin' there to see...
I spent all day yesterday trying to remember what comes after "There's a yellow rose in Texas."
Yeah, I'd be hard pressed to conjure much more of the song. Something along the lines of her waiting for (loving? verbing at the very least) no other soldier but me.
ahem. wrote:Are we on our next round yet? I'm going to say yes.
Such a dazzling coat of colors! How I love my coat of many colors! It was red and yellow and green and...
There are a whole lot of colors after that, but luckily I already have enough words.
brown and scarlet and black and ochre and peach and ruby and... Hmmm isn't ochre a yellow? don't think we're allowed to use different iterations of the topic in the same song though. soooo....
Follow the yellow brick road! Follow the yellow brick road! Follow follow follow follow, follow the yellow brick road!
He who knows others is clever;
He who knows himself has discernment.
He who overcomes others has force;
He who overcomes himself is strong. 33:1-4
ahem. wrote:Are we on our next round yet? I'm going to say yes.
Such a dazzling coat of colors! How I love my coat of many colors! It was red and yellow and green and...
There are a whole lot of colors after that, but luckily I already have enough words.
Maaaaaaaannnn, I was trying to think of the words to that. : P
Just so I can show off (and because ahem stoled it from me):
"It was red and yellow and green and brown and scarlet and black and ochre and peach and ruby and olive and violet and fawn and lilac and gold and chocolate and mauve and cream and crimson and silver and rose and azure and lemon and russet and gray and purple and white and pink and orange and blue!"
Thank you ten-year-old self for taking the time to memorize that song.
And as my entry for today:
"Send you yellow flowers when the sky is gray-ay-ay-ay..."
--"That's How You Know" from Enchanted
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"If you don't put enough commas in, you won't know where to breathe and will die of asphyxiation"
Tao wrote:Hmmm isn't ochre a yellow? don't think we're allowed to use different iterations of the topic in the same song though. soooo....
1. I allowed for the word "yellow" in other languages, but not for other yellow-words in English.
2. By default, you can't use different parts of the same song (even if they're non-overlapping).
However, a future category picker could alter either of these rules.