[Fictionary] Poem results!

[lindafowens at netzero.net]

Is Bridegoon a pun on Brigadoon?  Or no, that was 7 Brides for Seven Brothers--or the Pythonesque alternative.  LInda  Something like 3 Brides and 5 Brothers from a smallness of cast.

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From: Hutch <hutchinson.jeff at gmail.com>
To: fictionary group <fictionary at swarpa.net>
Subject: Re: [Fictionary] Poem results!
Date: Sun, 3 Dec 2017 21:22:28 -0500


Oh ... Hmm ...

Nothing ready immediately. I'll come up with a word here soon.

With all Linda's talk about puns, it'd be fun to do something with punning, but I can never think of interesting variations like this. Good round, Jim!!!!!

"Bridegoon"Â  :-DÂ  Where I live now (the Cumberland Mountains of extreme western Virginia), that would be appropriate at most of the weddings I have attended and/or been aware of.

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On Sat, Dec 2, 2017 at 11:58 PM, Jim Moskowitz <jim at jimmosk.com> wrote:
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THE WINNER:  Hutch! Not only did he bullseye the original poem's "obscure", he even threw in that poetic "o'er". (His score is 4+2 -- 4 points given to him by other voters, plus 2 points from his correct guess).  Jean-Joseph's daring unrhyming stanza is close behind, with 4+1 points.  Have at it, Hutch.
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