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David K. Israel
Weekend Word Wrap: The Best Tom Swifty in the World!!
by David K. Israel - January 25, 2008 - 3:56 AM

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It’s been about a year and a half since I’ve mentioned Tom Swifties in the Word Wrap, so I thought I’d return to them once again for this giveaway because, well, they’re just so endearing (and so much fun!).
As I’ve said before, Lorrie Moore introduced me to these extraordinary puns in her story “Community Life” (one of the many brilliant shorts in her collection Birds of America). Some of the characters in the story are librarians and pass their downtime at work thinking up Tom Swifties such as, “I have to go to the hardware store, he said wrenchingly” or “There’s never been an accident, she said recklessly.”
The term “Tom Swifty” was coined in the 1920s and comes from a series of adventure books about a boy named – surprise, surprise – Tom Swift, who regularly employed a qualifying adverb like quickly or jokingly when he spoke. The series was written by Victor Appleton, who you might think you’ve never read. But there you’d be wrong, as Appleton was a penname for Edward Stratemeyer, the creator of The Hardy Boys, The Bobbsey Twins, and Nancy Drew.
But back to Tom Swifties: to create one, all you need do is make a pun out of your qualifying adverb, such as Lorrie Moore did in this example: “This hot dog’s awful, she said frankly.”

So go ahead, try one and drop it in the comments below. We’ll pick one as The Best Tom Swifty in the World!! and send the talented winner a t-shirt of his/her choice from our store. Enter as many times as you’d like, so long as each is in a separate comment. Tom Swifties are easy. And once you start, you’ll be hooked, he said, casting about for his rod and reel. Okay, so that wasn’t a true Tom Swifty as there was no adverb. So I’ll leave you to your weekend with this one then: “David! Cut it out already, his readers said sharply.”

Oh, and be sure to tell use which t-shirt you want just in case we pick your Swifty as The Best Tom Swifty in the World!!

Check out all past Weekend Word Wraps>>

Comments (192)
  1. “I don’t believe you actually have flat feet,” Tom said archly.

    “Son of a bitch!” exclaimed Sam doggedly.

    “I for one welcome our new robot overlords,” John droned mechanically.

    “My snowman was much better than his snowman,” Francis sniffed frostily.

    “God, she really does suck all the oxygen out of the room!” Paul exhaled breathlessly.

    “Have you ever ironed a shirt in your entire life?” Rose said pressingly.

    “I swear, this never happens to me,” Steve said impotently.

    “I assure you, I am a size M,” I said shirtily.

  2. “It’s rated R, so I’m sneaking into the new Rambo movie tonight.” The teen uttered slyly.

  3. Oops, medium slate gray mental_floss logo tee please.

  4. We spent an afternoon at work doing these once. My favourite: “I’ve already posted that letter twice” said Tom resentfully.

    Marx tee if it happens please!

  5. “I really should not have eaten all those beans”, he said breezily.

    Scurvy, XXL

  6. ” ,” he said blankly.

  7. “Hey! Put that snake down” he said venomously!

    Pythagoras T-Shirt Please?

  8. “That’s not a real turtle” he said mockingly.

    Pythagoras T-Shirt Thanks again.

  9. “Get to the back of the boat,” the captain said sternly.

    Scurvy tee, Large. Thanks

  10. “We’re in a pickle, Scout.” said Dill sourly.

    slate gray mental_floss logo tee

  11. “I’m gonna be late for the gunfight, Marshall Dillon.” said Festus lamely.

  12. “The sun will comeout tomorrow!” sang Annie brightly.

  13. “I would NEVER have sex for money! she said horridly”

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  14. “Cartoons are my life!” he said animatedly.

    Karl Marx tee

  15. “I’ll have the richest, darkest beer on tap,” she said stoutly.

  16. oops! women’s pythagoras small.

  17. “I’m thinking of taking up needlepoint,” he said craftily.

    Rhesus shirt, Medium

  18. I saw this somewhere –

    We went upon a cycle ride,
    my girlfriend Ruth and me.
    I hit a bump at 85 –
    and went on Ruthlessly.

    Mental floss logo XL

  19. As Chad pulled Felicia close in scorching embrace, “You ignite me.” he said feverishly.

    pythagoras, xl.

  20. “I dropped the toothpaste!” she said, crestfallen.

    Mental Floss T-shirt, Small

  21. “Umm. Start paddling over to the shore, now!” He said rapidly.

    “You can decide what shirt I’ll receive” he said largely

  22. “Ouch! That cat’s tongue is like sandpaper!” he said abrasively.

  23. “Yeah, That’s the one thing I never liked about Riverdance.” He said flatly.

  24. “This rocket’s a dud,” he said blastingly.

    PI XL

  25. “He up and vanished like a fart in the wind,” he said softly.

    PI XL

  26. “I believe in flying pixies,” she said airily.

    “And that’s where I want to be buried,” he said gravely.

    Pavolov Womens XL please

  27. “Rrrrr, don’t drink the Atlantic waters,” he said saltily.

    PI XL

  28. “I left my viagra at home,” Tom said softly.

    or

    “The breast augmentation surgury was a failure,” Sally said droopingly.

    Pluto, L

  29. “This is addictive,” Mr. Jones said habitually.

    “Here, try my poodle kugel,” he said doggedly.

  30. “This really hurts!” Jesus said crossly.

  31. And isn’t it, “I left my viagra at home,” he said IMPOTENTLY?

  32. oh, entropy L please

  33. “The Iliad is just TOO thrilling!” she said bookishly. (Pavlov large)

  34. Well since it’s Tom Swift, lets go back to the era.

    “You be the one to start the car,” he said crankily.

    (Pi XL)

  35. “You sure hit that one,” Marilyn said strikingly.

  36. “Yes, me too, Ceasar,” Brutus said slashingly.

    Pavlov M

  37. I trudged off to work laboriosly.

    Forever Jung – Large

  38. “Oooo, the Polka’s my FAVE!,” she said, dancingly.

  39. “If you keep scratching it’s just going to spread,” she said rashly.

  40. “What are these small metal fasteners?!” she snapped.

    “Hand me that newspaper,” he said periodically.

  41. “I can’t get this carburetor to work!” Ned fumed haltingly.

  42. “Barack, Don’t be such an Ass”, brayed Hillary.

    Pluto xxl

  43. I actually snuck this one by my editor as a joke and it stands in print in my 2004 novel, Raising the Griffin. One character tries to determine the contents of a small glass bottle:

    “It’s coke,” she snorted.

  44. she did it again, over and over, redundantly.

    p.s. redun == re-done :D

    pluto small woman’s…’Pluto will make a monumental move into this same area of your chart on January 25, proving that love can, and will, bring a positive transformation in years to come.’ says astrologyzone.com fatefully.

  45. “I must think up a good pun,” he retorted.

    “If you want peace you must prepare for war”, she said paradoxically.

    “I don’t know if that one line is good enough,” he said despairingly.

    “Ouch, twist the knife why don’t you?” she said piercingly.

    “I didn’t mean it as an insult,” he said insultingly.

    “Fine, then you come up with a better Swiffer,” she said homophoningly.

    “It’s pronounced Swif-ty,” he said phonetically.

    “Then you come up with one, just a single one,” she said sparingly.

    “Please don’t put me on the spot like that,” he said pressured.

    Hip B2 shirt in large please.

  46. “Can you BELIEVE the lack of defense in this game?” she yelled, offensively.

    “I just can’t seem to shift the weight off my shoulders,” he shrugged.

    (although, I have to admit, the toothpaste one is my personal favorite so far ;) )

  47. “The climate is changing!” Dr. Weathers said warmly.

    Entropy, Large

  48. “I wish these cows would all be quiet,” Joe said moodily.

    Rhesus, Large

  49. “I’m still adding up the receipts from the Christmas party,” he noted summarily.

    “I think we should clone president Reagan!, he exclaimed moronically.

    “Truth is, I ended up drinking beer off the floor of the tavern,” she admitted publicly.

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  50. “Two times two is four,” said Miss Prim squarely.

    Pythagoras, Large

  51. “Oh, well the child is a bastard you know,” she was quoted illegitimately.

    S Easter Island shirt :)

  52. “I can’t reach that,” Tom said shortly.

    Mental Floss, slate gray, small

  53. “Don’t forget to _floss daily,” he reminded himself mentally. ;-) Actually, there’s something about Jessica’s Caesar/Brutus/slashingly that speaks to me…

  54. “Get down from that tree!!” she yelled arbitrarily.

  55. Oh, just in case…
    Lady Macbeth – lg

  56. “This is some good shit, he said bluntly”

    Pi Medium

  57. Make a left at the cemetary, Tom said gravely.

    Binary Club – Medium

  58. “I hate the smell of gas”, Tom fumed.

    Binary – medium please

  59. “It must be the spark plug!”, said the mechanic, glowingly.

  60. Are verbs allowed instead of adverbs? That opens so much more possibility….

  61. ‘You are coming to church!’, she exclaimed, unbelievably.

    No offense intended.

  62. #9 “Get to the back of the boat,” the captain said sternly
    is my favorite so far.

  63. “I don’t care for italics,” he said boldly.

    Rhesus, Small

  64. “More cake please,” he said heavily.

    Pluto, Small

  65. ” Take the prisoner down to his cell,” said the judge, condescendingly.

    Entropy, large

  66. “I’ve been cut in half!” Tom said intuitively

    “These parasites are eating my organs,” Tom said wholeheartedly

    “You always spell my name wrong,” Tom said swiftly

    “My ribs are gone,” Tom said decidedly

    “My fingers are gone,” Tom said disjointedly

    “My feet are gone,” Tom said defeatedly

    “My wrists are gone,” Tom said offhandedly

    “I hate Shakespeare,” Tom said unwillingly

    “…” said Tom blankly

    marx small please

  67. I am a 3rd grade teacher and I feel compelled to add:

    “Hold your tongue, Ma!” said the young crab, a little snappishly.

    (from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland) I don’t know if posting Lewis Carroll’s Tom Swifty is against the rules, and I think the italics one will win anyway, but XL pi if I have a chance…

  68. I gotta say, I love the toothpaste one too.

    “Just cut your ties to that awful family of yours!” she said snippishly.

    “I never screen my calls.” he said phonily.

    “I’ll just put that in the garbage”, she said gladly. (Glad brand)

    “My freshly drycleaned clothes always appeared wrinkled at these Press junkets!” she said ironically.

    “Cold water showers keep my libido down”, she said frigidly.

    Pie 2XL pls.

  69. “This isn’t lemonade!” He exclaimed completely pissed.

  70. “Make a left at the cemetary” Tom said gravely.

  71. Sorry. Computer glitch. First 2 comments didn’t show up.

  72. Ah! the italics one’s Smart!

    Anyways, another (this is unstoppable! – says, I, stammeringly)-

    Models eat barely.

    (More correct – ‘Models walk. Barely.’ But that sounds mean.)

  73. “Julia, did you do your homework?” the professor asked laboriously.

    “No, but I did learn who wrote Tom Swift AND what a Tom Swifty is!” she said quickly and flossily.

    Marx women’s XL

  74. “I finally got introduced to this integer that’s been standing next to me,” Mr. Three said metaphorically.

  75. Michelle’s “condescendingly” = HA!

  76. “It’s dark!”, Tom said, delightedly.

    (Pluto, L)

  77. “I’m your new Dictator!” proclaimed Tom, deliberately.

    (Pluto, L)

  78. The O and the Zero stared at each other gapingly.

  79. “Your future doesn’t look good,” said Zoltar unfortunately.

    Karl Marx, XL.

  80. “Oh no, another tire blew!” She cried despairingly.

    medium mental_floss slate gray

  81. “I’m a little embarrassed,” Tom said sheepishy.

    Karl Marx, XL

  82. “Never give up, never surrender” Tom said tirelessly.

    “I’m not sure I can commit to it”, Tom said half-heartedly.

    “Can’t we all just get along?”, Tom said neighborly.

  83. (I didn’t write this but I have to share it; no shirt please.) “I am a homosexual necrophiliac!” Tom ejaculated in dead earnest.

  84. “I’m too tired to check it twice”, Santa said listlessly.

    Karl Marx, XL

  85. “A match made in heaven” said Cupid lovingly.

    Karl, xl.

  86. “I want you, for the US Army”, said Uncle Sam forcefully.

    Karl, xl

  87. These right-wing Christian Republicans scare me”, she said reverently.

    Pluto, xl

  88. “We could all turn our thermostats down to a certain degree,” Al LeGory offered coolly, anticlimatically.

    Entropy shirt in XL!

  89. The electrician was powerfully impressed by the band. He then cut their mic on.

  90. At the stroke of 12, Cinderella picked up her dress and ran out alarmingly.

    Note to self – this is the last one.

  91. “Your Honor, if you reject this motion I’ll just submit it again!” Tom retorted.

  92. “I can’t go anywhere because my car has a flat tire”, Tom said deflatedly.

    Pavlov long sleeved womans small

  93. whoops

    physics family reunion L

  94. Hey, Cass … that is my favorite ‘Shawshank’ quote!

  95. “How dare you call me MENTAL because I FLOSS several times a day”, Amy shouted insanely.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  96. I haven’t read them all, so I hope this one hasn’t been done:

    “I can’t believe you don’t like Anne McCaffrey,” Tom said perniciously.

    Lady MacBeth hand soap!

  97. Ooops, forgot to add: Size M.

  98. In tribute to Martin Scorsese :

    “You talking to me? Well I’m the only one here”, Travis said singularly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  99. with apologies to Tennessee Williams :

    “Sometimes I feel like I’m on a hot tin roof”, Maggie said cattily.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  100. “What makes you think I have all of the answers!”, Tom exclaimed testily.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  101. Ooops, made a mistake on #11. Should have been “I’m gonna be late for the gunfight, Marshall Dillon. My gimp leg been hurtin’.” said Festus lamely.

    I feel like I”ve been caught with my trousers down. (I say embarassedly!)

  102. To all the folks who are voting for the toothpaste/crestfallen one:
    Yeah, it’s good, but it’s old! I have a children’s magazine from 1975 with an article on Tom Swifties that uses that very example!.
    I, personally, vote for #23, the Riverdance/flatly one. That cracked me up.
    I’ve enjoyed reading these. :)

  103. “You’ll get a fair trial, everyone does.” The judge exclaimed blindly.

    “Honey I, um, think I broke your antique spice rack.” He said gingerly.

    “Read the fine print, it says I get your soul, you even signed it, in blood.” Satan exclaimed eternally.

    Entropy Large

  104. “This sweater is made of wool,” he said sheepishly.

    Idioms M please.

  105. “I love my new box of 96 crayons,” he said colorfully.

    Pythagoras M, please.

  106. “You will never borrow my books again!” he said unrelentingly.

    Physics M, please.

  107. “You can’t keep going!” he cride haltingly.

    Rhesus M, please.

  108. “Someone cut off my arm,” Tom said disarmingly.

    There is a wonderful book called Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie where the protagonist discovers Tom Swifties and writes a school newspaper article about the football team using them. It’s a fun book.

  109. Oops I forgot.

    Women’s medium Rhesus please.

  110. “Fee, foe, fum,” Tom said, defiantly.

    “Stacked deck,” Tom, said tenaciously.

    “I’m going out with a mermaid,” Tom said, sedatedly.

    “I deduce that we have to take the left fork,” Tom said, pathologically.

    Surprise me, XL

  111. “Son, these grubs are delicious, but if the guy that lives here, comes out and scares you, do what you feel is right” The father skunk said instinctively.

  112. “Is beastiality wrong?” he asked sheepishly.

  113. “It’s time to transplant the heart”, he said whole-heartedly.

    Womens Pi/xs

  114. “I am finished,” said Tom conclusively.

  115. “I am finished” Tom said conclusively.

    Simple as 3.141592, large.

  116. “Where is my underwear?” He asked briefly.

  117. “I will use any typeface I want!” He said boldy.

    (pi shirt, small)

  118. “My jester and I shall not be parted!”, King Lear intoned foolishly.

    Pavlov, long sleeve womans small

  119. “Fiber is an important part of a balanced diet,” he said regularly.

  120. “I only drink vodka,” she said absolutely.

  121. “I just know I am going to come out victorious in this Tom Swifty Weekend Word Wrap”, Amy expressed winningly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  122. “That glass slipper is mine”, exclaimed Cinderella fittingly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  123. “Your dog just peed on my leg!” She said markedly.

    (I’d like to change my t-shirt request – Women’s pi shirt, size M – thanks!)

  124. “Those border guards will never look in here,” she said smugly.

    Womens pi, size M

  125. “That little portabello better explain what she meant by calling that shitake a real ‘fun guy’ or she’ll have to face my wrath”, the jealous boyfriend railed punishingly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  126. “Oh my, did I come to another court hearing dressed only in my undergarments?”, Britney wondered scantily.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  127. “____”,_____ ______ wordlessly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  128. “It’s not the apple I’m worried about you hitting,” Walter told his father piercingly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  129. “You know why barren chickens cross the road? To go to the ‘Old Yolks Home!’, exclaimed an exasperated Farmer John only half jokingly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  130. ‘To go to’ should probably be ‘To GET to’

  131. “Here try this coat on, I think the PETA folks are busy reading shampoo labels.” Tom said furtively.

    “Make mine a large lemonade.” he said scurvily

  132. “Sure, I’d love to dance with Fred Astaire,” she said gingerly.

    “And I say that my dog IS in season,” he argued heatedly.

    XL Entropy

  133. We just can’t fit any more sheep in the pen, the farmer said usefully.

    pythagoras L

  134. “I sure could use a drink with these pretzels”, he said thirstily.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  135. With apologies to Paul Williams in Phantom of the Paradise :

    “Read it carefully, then sign at the bottom in blood. Messy, I know, but it’s the only way to bind. Tradition”, said Swan sanguinely.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  136. “Don’t taze me man! Please don’t taze me!”, he pleaded stunningly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  137. I insist you do something immediately about this blouse – it’s completely wrinkled!”, she demanded pressingly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  138. “My body is completely racked in pain!”, the prisoner cried out torturously.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  139. “Those darned hogs have made a mess of their food again!”, he cried out sloppily.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  140. “A penny saved is a penny earned”, postulated Ben F earnestly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  141. “I’ve had such trouble sleeping lately”, sighed Tom fitfully.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  142. “There something wrong about putting corned beef, kraut, swiss cheese, and Thousand Island dressing on Italian bread”, said Ruben wryly.

    Scurvy/lemonade XL

  143. “Those delicious hot buns always disappear before I have a chance to get one!”, whined Tom crossly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  144. “You’ll find the treasure located at this here X”, Pirate Pete stated markedly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  145. “I will go insane if just one more person doesn’t put the correct amount of postage on their package!” the clerk ranted postally.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  146. “I have a feeling we could keep this Tom Swifty Weekend Word Wrap running forever”, says Amy instinctivly.

    (and now, *I* had better stop!)

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  147. “Where did you say I should screw my courage?”, Macbeth inquired stickily.

    (Ok, THIS is the last one, I mean it this time!)

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  148. “So, how do you like my roux?” she asked saucily.

  149. “How do you like this frozen beef on a stick?” he asked musically.

    (Pluto, medium)

  150. “Please do not show up early, Mr. McMahon.” he said belatedly.

    (Pluto, medium)

  151. “You get me so hot when you clear away those fallen leaves!”, she gushed rakishly.

    (Ok, so I can’t seem to stop!)

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  152. “How much longer will that paint be wet?!,” the impatiently watching Jake asked dryly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  153. “I told that waitress I wanted the ends removed from my bread!”, Tom complained crustily.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  154. “The Eiffel Tower is on a different street – in the opposite direction…”, Pierre explained ruefully.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  155. Ok, maybe this is too tasteless, but I’ll chance it:

    “It seems my wife has had too much insulin”, Klaus announced sunnily.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  156. Have to put my two cents in…

    “Why did you have to buy baking chocolate for the fondue?” she asked bitterly.

    “Gingersnap cookies are an art form,” he said crisply.

    “Oh, sure, you HAD to take my candy!” she exclaimed deresively.

    “All this blood makes me want to fight,” the unbelievable war hero said readily.

    “I left your To Do list on the desk,” the secretary said promptly.

    Better stop now, I said finally.

    Small women’s Scurvy, please!

  157. “Crew! Prepare to dive!” the captain called subserviently

    “An IRA has a better rate of return,” said the banker interestingly.

    (weirdly obscure)
    “My congressional district resembles Cthulhu,” cried Gerry eldritchly.

    “Don’t forget your proctologist’s appointment,” she reminded him anally.

    “I’d like the ‘rhesus’ in men’s XL,” he grunted apishly

  158. “Anything you want, baby…I’ll go get it and bring it back here,” she said fetchingly.

    Womens pi, medium

  159. “Captain! We are tired of diving. We quit!” The crew announced subversively.

  160. “..and sure, it makes me laugh, but I wish my Mom would get that damn feather away from me,” Tom added parenthetically.

  161. “I’m switching to silent mode now,” Tom’s wristwatch enunciated meticulously.

  162. “I’m telling you people, diet and exercise can work. Look at my waistline.” Richard said tirelessly

  163. Didn’t read all the comments.

    “I can’t row any more, my hands hurt”, said Tom callously.

    Binary – men’s medium please

  164. “Don’t you dare turn your nose up at me!”, she snapped snottily.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  165. “This my first archery tournament”, Tom anounced quiveringly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  166. Oops! Left out the 2nd n in announced.

  167. and the is after this in same entry.

    Oh well, let’s try a fresh one:

    “Ah, there is indeed something to this madness!”, he exclaimed methodically.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  168. “It’s true what they say about LAYS – you *can’t* stop at just one!”, Tom exclaimed chipperly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  169. “I use only the best lures and will therefore catch the most and largest fish”, Tom said bittingly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  170. “I’ll never feed lions at the zoo again”, Tom muttered offhandedly.

  171. “I lost an electron.” the atom said positively.

    (Pluto, medium)

  172. “Which movie had the better male lead role, Gone With the Wind or Casablanca?” he asked rhetorically.

    (Pluto, medium)

  173. “Renoir’s paintings are quite lovely”, she agreed impressionally.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  174. “I think you need to water your plants,” she said witheringly.

    “I trimmed her nails too much!” the manicurist said quickly.

    “And where was the insertion point on the monitor screen?” the officer asked cursorily.

    “The exam will be entirely objective, but none of the questions will be true/false or multiple choice,” the professor stated blankly.

    “The manifest says this package weighs five pounds, but I find that it’s a pound underweight,” the inspector said shyly.

    idioms shirt XXL

  175. “Fetch a veternarian … I fear poor Mr. Ed has lost his voice!”, Wilbur rasped horsely [MISSPELLING INTENTIONAL]

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  176. “Well, you didn’t do very well, but you didn’t quite fail,” the professor said degradingly.

    Binary M please.

  177. “We shall have to coin an official name for your fear that our planet is tilting”, the psychiatrist remarked swiftly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

  178. “The more entries I submit, the better the chance I have of being chosen as the winner!”, Amy reasoned increasingly.

    Pavlov, long sleeved womans small

    (And with this, I really really quit!)

  179. “My face is red. This blog was fun. we filled it full, of many a pun. The time has come for floss to cut, and crown the king of the swifty-est nut. I feel like I won cause I laughed ’til I hurt, even though it may happen and someone else gets the shirt.” Greg commended Seussically

    read you later

  180. “Would you like cheese with that?” she asked gratingly.

    Easter Island M please.

  181. “The dumpster is full again!” he said trashily.

    Beethoven M please.

  182. “The kitten ran away” my brother caterwauled

    “I have to go the the restroom” he said whizzingly

    “look left” he said sinisterly

    Binary Social club XXL

  183. “I couldn’t help myself, so I had to help myself,” I offered selfishly.

    “This is taking forever! The iron’s still cold!” she steamed pressingly.

    “The laser works!” he beamed energetically.

    (Scurvy L)

  184. “I passed,” Tom said unfailingly.

    Pluto, R.I.P., XL

  185. “Plop, Plop, Plop,” Tom said onomatopoetically.

  186. “I dropped the toothpaste,” Tom said crestfallenly.

    (Rhesus, pls.)

  187. “Sit on my lap, babe, and we’ll talk about the first thing that comes up,” said Tom indicatively.

  188. Wups!: “Idioms R4 the Birds” Tee 4 me.

  189. … erm, Male XL (sri agn)

  190. “Let us go,” Tom said crisply.

  191. “Ow, that stung”, she cried waspishly.

  192. “I see a periscope off the port bow” Tom said subconsciously.

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