Experimental Thread #4: “Taking a Line for a Walk”

May 26, 2011 by A D Jameson

Dogs have fur.

Moist moa bread.

Dogs shave fur.

Dogs ~~have~~ hate fur.

Most dogs hate furniture.

Moist ~~dogs~~ moa hate Maoist ~~furniture~~ mansions. (Moats make their coats moister.)

My soup is too hot.

My soup is too hostile.

My soup is too hot to be soup.

My soupçon is too hot.

Insects bite and sting.

Insects bite and sting other insects.

Insects bite Sting and sting Britney.

Insects, bite-sized, love the Motherland stingily.

The baby cried.

The baby cried wolf.

The baby cried, “Wolf Blitzer!”

The Beanie Baby cried.

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on May 27, 2011 at 12:30 pm | Reply paula

My dog has hair, not fur, which makes her hypoallergenic.
- on May 27, 2011 at 1:51 pm | Reply A D Jameson
  
  My hotdog has mohair, not furloughs, which makes further hypodermic allergies scenic.
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