Re:Words known by men and women
by bitJericho on Thursday June 26, 2014 @11:12AM
(#7950046)
I'd be far more impressed with a sentance using the womanly words. I don't know what 90 percent of them mean!
Challenge accepted! This one was definitely hard...
With her wild flouncing tresses and flouncy taupe colored taffeta bodice, the young woman made quick work whipping her mascarpone to the delicate tune of the peony, bottlebrush, and wisteria inspired Decoupage Florentine style music box remarkably given her elevated progesterone levels.
The flouncing flouncy bottlebrush... I give up.
Re:Words known by men and women
by InclinedPlane on Thursday June 26, 2014 @12:36PM
(#7950418)
Returning from war, the golem picked peonies from the garden of the wisteria-clad, taupe hued home of his lady love whom he spied through a window bedecked in flouncy taffeta tresses below a herringbone bodice while she used a bottlebrush to clean the dishes, her face framed by a collection of decoupages on the back wall, one depicting various mascarpone based desserts, another artfully show-casing the side effects of progesterone based birth control.
Re:Words known by men and women
by drivingmenuts on Thursday June 26, 2014 @10:52AM
(#7949915)
Roll to save, man.
Because why not.