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catrose
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I will as soon as I get back to my computer
Cat
charlotteduckett.com
A Level exams from 4th May to 30th June. I am around, just not as often. If I forget or miss anything, drop me a PM and I'll be on it like a wasp on honey!
charlotteduckett.com
A Level exams from 4th May to 30th June. I am around, just not as often. If I forget or miss anything, drop me a PM and I'll be on it like a wasp on honey!
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catrose
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Breeze has been added to the score sheet 
Cat
charlotteduckett.com
A Level exams from 4th May to 30th June. I am around, just not as often. If I forget or miss anything, drop me a PM and I'll be on it like a wasp on honey!
charlotteduckett.com
A Level exams from 4th May to 30th June. I am around, just not as often. If I forget or miss anything, drop me a PM and I'll be on it like a wasp on honey!
I did not recieve 3 definitions, but time is up! So, PM me your guess: which of the following is the real meaning of
Xebec
1. Unexpected praise or unwanted compliments
2. A crossbeam used in barn construction
3. A weakness or eccentricity in someone's character
4. A small Mediterranean ship with three masts
5. A curly horned goat
Xebec
1. Unexpected praise or unwanted compliments
2. A crossbeam used in barn construction
3. A weakness or eccentricity in someone's character
4. A small Mediterranean ship with three masts
5. A curly horned goat
Between being a full-time college student and working 20+ hours per week, I'm not able to be involved at LV these days, but I remain a loyal fan and look forward to a triumphant return sometime in the (probably distant) future.
I can't view the scoresheet. Google docs wants me to login.
-Bria
Dramatic Readings of Bible passages
Some reason I decided to try to write fiction. And it sucked me far away from LibriVox into the world of writing, editing and blogging.
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Dramatic Readings of Bible passages
Some reason I decided to try to write fiction. And it sucked me far away from LibriVox into the world of writing, editing and blogging.
Click here to read about it.
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catrose
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It shouldn't
Cat
charlotteduckett.com
A Level exams from 4th May to 30th June. I am around, just not as often. If I forget or miss anything, drop me a PM and I'll be on it like a wasp on honey!
charlotteduckett.com
A Level exams from 4th May to 30th June. I am around, just not as often. If I forget or miss anything, drop me a PM and I'll be on it like a wasp on honey!
Still awaiting one guess; here's your 24 hour warning!
Between being a full-time college student and working 20+ hours per week, I'm not able to be involved at LV these days, but I remain a loyal fan and look forward to a triumphant return sometime in the (probably distant) future.
whoops! I missed my notification! Sorry; vote sent
Rosie in Boston
Coffee Break Collection 12 is up and looking for readers! Theme: The Performing Arts!
Coffee Break Collection 12 is up and looking for readers! Theme: The Performing Arts!
OK, here we go.
Xebec
1. (catrose) Unexpected praise or unwanted compliments (guessed by SarahParshall)
2. (LibriFoxy) A crossbeam used in barn construction
3. (SarahParshall) A weakness or eccentricity in someone's character (guessed by prwells32)
4. (REAL) A small Mediterranean ship with three masts (guessed by LibriFoxy, Breeze, and catrose)
5. (Breeze) A curly horned goat
I'm losing track of the score, so if someone less confused wants to update it that would be good...
Xebec
1. (catrose) Unexpected praise or unwanted compliments (guessed by SarahParshall)
2. (LibriFoxy) A crossbeam used in barn construction
3. (SarahParshall) A weakness or eccentricity in someone's character (guessed by prwells32)
4. (REAL) A small Mediterranean ship with three masts (guessed by LibriFoxy, Breeze, and catrose)
5. (Breeze) A curly horned goat
I'm losing track of the score, so if someone less confused wants to update it that would be good...
Between being a full-time college student and working 20+ hours per week, I'm not able to be involved at LV these days, but I remain a loyal fan and look forward to a triumphant return sometime in the (probably distant) future.
Updated with the new score. I also added in the scoring rules so the person updating it can quickly refer to them. 
Cat is STILL in the lead, great job! Anyone who'd like can head on over to the score sheet to see where we all stand, and if I missed one of your points just add it in.
Thanks to LibriFoxy, for setting this up!
Patrick (prwells32), your go.
I also added in the scoring rules so the person updating it can quickly refer to them. Cat is STILL in the lead, great job! Anyone who'd like can head on over to the score sheet to see where we all stand, and if I missed one of your points just add it in.
Thanks to LibriFoxy, for setting this up!
Patrick (prwells32), your go.
Alright then, here we go:
Define:
Pelargic
As always, be sure to PM me right away if you already know this word.
Ready, set, go!
Define:
Pelargic
As always, be sure to PM me right away if you already know this word.
Ready, set, go!
Patrick
Enjoy Tom Swift? Perhaps you would enjoy a book about him meeting up with some Diamond Makers
Or perhaps you'd rather talk about music with children.
Enjoy Tom Swift? Perhaps you would enjoy a book about him meeting up with some Diamond Makers
Or perhaps you'd rather talk about music with children.
Still awaiting one definition. Will post the ones I have tomorrow if I don't get one.
Patrick
Enjoy Tom Swift? Perhaps you would enjoy a book about him meeting up with some Diamond Makers
Or perhaps you'd rather talk about music with children.
Enjoy Tom Swift? Perhaps you would enjoy a book about him meeting up with some Diamond Makers
Or perhaps you'd rather talk about music with children.
Alright everyone, here we go.
Pelargic
1. A beach for swimming.
2. Moving slowly, esp. because of pain.
3. Living at or adapted to high elevations
4. Resembling a stork
5. In a slow or laid-back fashion
6. A person who has a condition characterised by extreme fatigue or drowsiness, or prolonged sleep patterns.
7. Prone to stumbling, decribing a horse
PM me your guesses ASAP.
Pelargic
1. A beach for swimming.
2. Moving slowly, esp. because of pain.
3. Living at or adapted to high elevations
4. Resembling a stork
5. In a slow or laid-back fashion
6. A person who has a condition characterised by extreme fatigue or drowsiness, or prolonged sleep patterns.
7. Prone to stumbling, decribing a horse
PM me your guesses ASAP.
Patrick
Enjoy Tom Swift? Perhaps you would enjoy a book about him meeting up with some Diamond Makers
Or perhaps you'd rather talk about music with children.
Enjoy Tom Swift? Perhaps you would enjoy a book about him meeting up with some Diamond Makers
Or perhaps you'd rather talk about music with children.
The results are in!
Pelargic
1. (Hazel Pethig) A beach for swimming.
2. (Hobbit) Moving slowly, esp. because of pain. (Guessed by Hazel Pethig)
3. (Librifoxy) Living at or adapted to high elevations. (Guessed by Breeze and Sarah Parshall)
4. (REAL) Resembling a stork. (Guessted by Librivoxy and catrose)
5. (catrose) In a slow or laid-back fashion.
6. (Sarah Parshall) A person who has a condition characterised by extreme fatigue or drowsiness, or prolonged sleep patterns. (Guessed by Hobbit)
7. (Breeze) Prone to stumbling, decribing a horse.
Here are the scores:
Librifoxy: +4 from this round, total of 10
SarahParshall: +1 from this round, total of 7
Catrose (still in the lead): +2 from this round, total of 11
Hobbit: +1 from this round, total of 3
prwells32: +0 from this round, total of 0
dcsohl: +0 from this round, total of 2
Hazel Pethig: +0 from this round, total of 3
Breeze: +0 from this round, total of 2
I believe dcsohl is up next.
Pelargic
1. (Hazel Pethig) A beach for swimming.
2. (Hobbit) Moving slowly, esp. because of pain. (Guessed by Hazel Pethig)
3. (Librifoxy) Living at or adapted to high elevations. (Guessed by Breeze and Sarah Parshall)
4. (REAL) Resembling a stork. (Guessted by Librivoxy and catrose)
5. (catrose) In a slow or laid-back fashion.
6. (Sarah Parshall) A person who has a condition characterised by extreme fatigue or drowsiness, or prolonged sleep patterns. (Guessed by Hobbit)
7. (Breeze) Prone to stumbling, decribing a horse.
Here are the scores:
Librifoxy: +4 from this round, total of 10
SarahParshall: +1 from this round, total of 7
Catrose (still in the lead): +2 from this round, total of 11
Hobbit: +1 from this round, total of 3
prwells32: +0 from this round, total of 0
dcsohl: +0 from this round, total of 2
Hazel Pethig: +0 from this round, total of 3
Breeze: +0 from this round, total of 2
I believe dcsohl is up next.
Patrick
Enjoy Tom Swift? Perhaps you would enjoy a book about him meeting up with some Diamond Makers
Or perhaps you'd rather talk about music with children.
Enjoy Tom Swift? Perhaps you would enjoy a book about him meeting up with some Diamond Makers
Or perhaps you'd rather talk about music with children.
Zakuska: a small boat covered with animal skin used by native peoples of Africadcsohl wrote:Ok, I'll give this a go:
The new word is zakuska.
PM me your definitions, and be sure to PM me if you know this word!
Thanks,
-=-Dan
Between being a full-time college student and working 20+ hours per week, I'm not able to be involved at LV these days, but I remain a loyal fan and look forward to a triumphant return sometime in the (probably distant) future.