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4 Letter Words
1. krayker16 July 2010, 13:45 GMT +02:00
You can only change ONE letter, AND/OR rearrange the letters currently available. The first word is:
WINS
7682. Ayla8725 September 2012, 7:44 GMT +02:00
look here, now I'm making a grim face. Does that
heal
your pain? ;-)
7683. xymonau25 September 2012, 9:07 GMT +02:00
no-one is
able
to be kind to me just because I snore. now all I see is a grim face and a convulsing moth. who can sleep with those images imprinted on their eyelids?
7684. Ayla8725 September 2012, 10:05 GMT +02:00
I'll read you a nice
tale
to let you fall asleep again and forget all that snoring
7688. micromoth25 September 2012, 13:05 GMT +02:00
Yes,
hale
and hearty and well able to stand up to female criticism. ;-)
7691. Ayla8725 September 2012, 14:27 GMT +02:00
what
more
could you want from life than be fed with deep and meaningful four letter words ;-)
7692. xymonau25 September 2012, 15:15 GMT +02:00
I'm not certain if that was vulgar or not!
what more? why, I would like to
roam
through country fields and swim in natural lakes and lay on the beach and climb mountains...I will run out of space if I keep listing the more.
7693. Ayla8725 September 2012, 15:34 GMT +02:00
obviously you need space
from
here to eternity. Good to see you so full of nice ideas
7695. xymonau25 September 2012, 23:38 GMT +02:00
I think I would prefer to live on a small
farm
and be self-sufficient. unfortunately I am now so old, that farm will have to have handrails
7696. xymonau25 September 2012, 23:42 GMT +02:00
You posted while I was typing (and eating). Not fair!
now I have to pack my
port
to head off (I remembered that the word "port" - short for portmanteau - is probably a Queensland colloquialism only. Translation: "suitcase")
http://www.abc.net.au/corp/pubs/iabc/stories/s1180394.htm
7697. Ayla8726 September 2012, 6:21 GMT +02:00
Do you know that british crime series "the man in a suitcase"? Is that your
plot,
the woman in a suitcase? Do I hear some snoring from the suitcase already?
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0062583/
7698. xymonau26 September 2012, 11:18 GMT +02:00
never heard of it, to be honest. I will have
lots
of time sleeping tonight, but not in a suitcase. it has been a hard day and I'm ready to crash already, and it's just after 7pm.
7699. Ayla8726 September 2012, 11:24 GMT +02:00
It's better when you get you bed not from the
lost
and found office. Suitcases are not that comfortable. You deserve to rest better than that.
7700. xymonau26 September 2012, 12:02 GMT +02:00
lets
concentrate - I sleep in a cardboard box, NOT a suitcase and your obsession with suitcases is worrying me. should I call your doctor or your family?
7701. Ayla8726 September 2012, 12:24 GMT +02:00
That interest in suitcases may simply be
left
over because there is a London travel guide laying on my desk right before me all the time waving at me. I have begun with preparations for my next journey there for next year, planning what to do during my stay...
7702. micromoth26 September 2012, 13:36 GMT +02:00
It could be useful, I
feel,
to meet up in London. We can plot strategems together...
7704. xymonau26 September 2012, 14:43 GMT +02:00
But I've heard London makes your
feet
cold, so woolly socks are a must.
7705. micromoth26 September 2012, 21:48 GMT +02:00
Oh, please don't
fret
most of the time London is quite mild. When it isn't, there's always the possibility to go into a nice cheerful warm pub or restaurant. Provided you don't snore.
