Recurring alphabet thread

S

Stitched up like a kipper {Life saving surgery for a fish.}

@pettytalk said
R

For Raving, Repetitive, Regressive, Recurring, and Rubbish.

For those who can single-handedly fill an entire page of this thread.

S

Sardonic

As in Baron Sardonicus

@divegeester said
S

Sir, you can fill a whole page with one single post of your performative loquacious waffle 😂

@ghost-of-a-duke said
T

Totally obsessed with Pettytalk.

@divegeester said
T

Defending Chamberfloaters no matter how much of a prick they are.

Oops out of sequence.

@divegeester said
T

Defending Chamberfloaters no matter how much of a prick they are.

Oops out of sequence.

@the-gravedigger said
T

Tsunami {Of red thumbs coming your way.}

@very-rusty said
T

Threatening

Threatening a tsunami of red thumbs? Not Nice!!! 😛 🙂

-VR

T

Talent

Aa a young boy, he showed a lot of talent for anything connected to small ornamental mats made of lace or paper with a lace pattern and so he grew up to be a leading light in the doily sub-sector of the cake-baking business.

@the-gravedigger said
T

Threatening, no. Prognosticating, yes.

T

Tutu

As in: "He drank a lot at college, was a student politician and journalist, had a rock band, smoked weed, played cricket, croquet, and darts a lot, and so he ended up with a Bishop Tutu rather than the first that would have been commensurate with his excellent breeding and upbringing in Surrey."

@fmf said
T

Tutu

As in: "He drank a lot at college, was a student politician and journalist, had a rock band, smoked weed, played cricket, croquet, and darts a lot, and so he ended up with a Bishop Tutu rather than the first that would have been commensurate with his excellent breeding and upbringing in Surrey."

T

Tremendous

As in: "He counted his blessings and never complained although he sometimes did wonder why it was that there was nothing tremendous about him or his life."

@fmf said
T

Tremendous

As in: "He counted his blessings and never complained although he sometimes did wonder why it was that there was nothing tremendous about him or his life."