Jun 18 2008

Big Word Wednesday-POP QUIZ!

Published by NukeDad at 12:54 am under Big Word Wednesday Selections

 

Alright smarty-pants, NukeDad has taken the Nuclear Family to the Redneck Riviera for some sun-n-fun.  While they’re paying $8 a piece for sodas (same-day refills only $2!) and eating Calabash by the wagon-load, you’ve got some homework.  Get out your keyboards and listen up!  Your homework assignment is to create a paragraph using at least 6 words that you have learned so far this semester, and 2 Big Word Wednesday words of your own.  For all of you that are presently failing Ms. Mastenfudder’s math class, that is a total of 8 words.  Don’t start whining or I’ll make it 2 paragraphs!  That’s better.  The student who turns in the best paragraph will win a novelty item that will undoubtedly be purchased from some over-priced trinket shop within the first 20 minutes of the trip; AND have their 2 new Big Word Wednesday words featured in next week’s edition.   If you play your cards right, NukeDad might even give you that $8 souvenir cup.  You’re on your own for refills.  Quit your belly achin’, substitutes are supposed to be mean!  Now, get to work!

* prize value not to exceed $10. What? You think I’m made of money?

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4 Responses to “Big Word Wednesday-POP QUIZ!”

  1. Audubon Ronon 18 Jun 2008 at 6:57 am

    The dog ate my homework.

    Audubon Rons last blog post..Good News Wednesday

  2. Kimon 18 Jun 2008 at 10:04 am

    Reads post, gets scared by the challenge and quietly ducks out the back door.

    Kims last blog post..Not So Wordless Wednesday - Reflections

  3. tomon 20 Jun 2008 at 4:14 pm

    Despite my languorous attitude regarding such an onerous assignment, I shall endeavor to provide a sesquipidalian entry as requested. Of course it becomes difficult to be as elucidative as one would like when crafting such a lofty paragraph; use of such terminology tends to lend itself to obfuscation, which I would ordinarily eschew. And of course this pernicious phenomenon often foments lugubrious response amongst readers. But despite it all, I remain magniloquest and attest to the power of prodigious verbiage.

    Hope you all had a good time, and didn’t have to buy too much gas.

    toms last blog post..More Words

  4. Baby Girl Nameson 21 Jun 2008 at 8:12 am

    yeah right…how can he eat your homework?

    (NukeDad) Easy; first he opens your backpack…..

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