nancygoat
January 25th, 2018, 04:35 AM
Hi all, (Sorry for the tech crash delay)
I thought I was safe when none of you DQed including Johnny. Then Tim
Lodge submitted a def so close to the real one that I felt I needed to
combine them and give him a DQ. Mistake. Tim and I earned a big 8 points
for the type of flute; the piccolo. Still it's not my highest total on
dealing. That would be a D11 for wapentake.
Our next dealer is Effrem Mallach, whose flutelike organ stop earned him an
unnatural 9! The aforementioned Johnny Barrs earns the coveted runner-up
with his falsetto voice bringing in an unnatural 8.
So take it away, Effrem. Please.
Nancy
1. a naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver, with trace amounts
of copper and other metals.
Dan
Widdis
0+0=0
2. "Hero's Blood" - drinks with high alcohol content consumed before
actual battle, or the more abstract kind.
Keith
Hale
0+0=0
3. an organ stop of the flute type, one octave higher than the quarte.
Effrem Mallach
Votes: Hale, McGill, Shefler, Stevens, Bourne, Naylor,
Carson 2*+7=9
4. flowing in opposite direction to original slope of land.
Judy Madnick
2*+0=2
5. An elaborately knotted cravat, popularized by English dandy Beau
Brummell (1778-1840).
Shani Naylor
Votes: Tony Abell
2*+1=3
6. a narrow one-way street, especially in Naples.
Mike Shefler
2*+0=2
7. A sort of flute; a piccolo.
Collinsdictionary.com and Tim Lodge
Votes: Madnick, Barrs, Shefler, Stevens, Bourne, Abell, Cunningham,
Mallach D8
8. A mute for an instrument.
Chris Carson
Votes:
Madnick
2*+1=3
9. any of a group of adulterated wines sold in Italy, frequently
containing no actual wine at all.
Dave Cunningham
2*+0=2
10. a short-tailed South American rodent
Geurri Stevens
2*+0=2
11. a coin from the time of the Emperor Octavian.
Tim Bourne
2*+1=3
Votes: Barrs
12. falsetto voice register [literally "an octave higher"]
John Barrs
2*+6=8
Votes: Hale, McGill, Naylor, Cunningham, Mallach, Carson
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I thought I was safe when none of you DQed including Johnny. Then Tim
Lodge submitted a def so close to the real one that I felt I needed to
combine them and give him a DQ. Mistake. Tim and I earned a big 8 points
for the type of flute; the piccolo. Still it's not my highest total on
dealing. That would be a D11 for wapentake.
Our next dealer is Effrem Mallach, whose flutelike organ stop earned him an
unnatural 9! The aforementioned Johnny Barrs earns the coveted runner-up
with his falsetto voice bringing in an unnatural 8.
So take it away, Effrem. Please.
Nancy
1. a naturally occurring alloy of gold and silver, with trace amounts
of copper and other metals.
Dan
Widdis
0+0=0
2. "Hero's Blood" - drinks with high alcohol content consumed before
actual battle, or the more abstract kind.
Keith
Hale
0+0=0
3. an organ stop of the flute type, one octave higher than the quarte.
Effrem Mallach
Votes: Hale, McGill, Shefler, Stevens, Bourne, Naylor,
Carson 2*+7=9
4. flowing in opposite direction to original slope of land.
Judy Madnick
2*+0=2
5. An elaborately knotted cravat, popularized by English dandy Beau
Brummell (1778-1840).
Shani Naylor
Votes: Tony Abell
2*+1=3
6. a narrow one-way street, especially in Naples.
Mike Shefler
2*+0=2
7. A sort of flute; a piccolo.
Collinsdictionary.com and Tim Lodge
Votes: Madnick, Barrs, Shefler, Stevens, Bourne, Abell, Cunningham,
Mallach D8
8. A mute for an instrument.
Chris Carson
Votes:
Madnick
2*+1=3
9. any of a group of adulterated wines sold in Italy, frequently
containing no actual wine at all.
Dave Cunningham
2*+0=2
10. a short-tailed South American rodent
Geurri Stevens
2*+0=2
11. a coin from the time of the Emperor Octavian.
Tim Bourne
2*+1=3
Votes: Barrs
12. falsetto voice register [literally "an octave higher"]
John Barrs
2*+6=8
Votes: Hale, McGill, Naylor, Cunningham, Mallach, Carson
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