I was thinking Elvis, or maybe Pink Floyd.

A liver metabolizes stuff for you, and is also a person who lives (if you're from the South.)

@Thweet Jethuth said:

I couldn't find that song and I think you were tricking me. I need a serious answer please.

A phalange is a finger or toe but can also be a dangerous thingy that falls off of an airplane causing it to plunge into the sea.

Cannot hear that word without thinking of this scene from Bones:

https://youtu.be/0M2t77CV61A

@Thweet Jethuth said:

I was thinking Elvis, or maybe Pink Floyd.

A liver metabolizes stuff for you, and is also a person who lives (if you're from the South.)

How about some Pink Floyd and Elvis sung by a

https://youtu.be/nz_rUHej_qA

https://youtu.be/5RFYIWeOPsk

@MASSY said:

I was thinking Elvis, or maybe Pink Floyd.

A liver metabolizes stuff for you, and is also a person who lives (if you're from the South.)

Hey now, (says the girl from below the Mason-Dixon).

To give you a more dignified answer to which song would be in the background during an unexpected clown visit, it would be the one drowned out by my screams.

Tooth: That which you use to chomp your Cocoa Krispies or the part of a comb with which you brush your locks.

I don't like cocoa crispies, and I went with The Kinks since they have a perfectly respectable song about clowns, thankyouverymuchallthesamelemons. I forgot to mention that the entire business was in black and white anyway. Clowns are sadder in black and white.

Since this is a TBBT message board, I have made this to keep other readers entertained - I feel also that it pretty much sums up our conversations, Lemons.

Pupils are eyeholes and also kids in school. I never understood the duality of the word and disliked it when my teacher called me a pupil; I found it disturbing.

@znexyish said:

@Thweet Jethuth said:

I was thinking Elvis, or maybe Pink Floyd.

A liver metabolizes stuff for you, and is also a person who lives (if you're from the South.)

How about some Pink Floyd and Elvis sung by a

https://youtu.be/nz_rUHej_qA

https://youtu.be/5RFYIWeOPsk

z, these are perfect! How did you know I loved Puddles???

@Lemons said:

Enemas?

But seriously. Two questions based on the last episode:

1.Is "good-natured ribbing" OK regardless of the recipient? If someone takes it to heart, is that the fault of the ribber or the rib-ee?

2.So which WOULD be worse? A cake made with salt instead of sugar OR a cake iced with congealed gravy?

Couldn't help but think about this Thread after watching what happened to Sheldon and Amy after they ate "hard tack" at her birthday dinner. The name alone should be enough to make a person .

@sigh...massy when you gonna make this say massy? said:

I don't like cocoa crispies, and I went with The Kinks since they have a perfectly respectable song about clowns, thankyouverymuchallthesamelemons. I forgot to mention that the entire business was in black and white anyway. Clowns are sadder in black and white.

Since this is a TBBT message board, I have made this to keep other readers entertained - I feel also that it pretty much sums up our conversations, Lemons.

Pupils are eyeholes and also kids in school. I never understood the duality of the word and disliked it when my teacher called me a pupil; I found it disturbing.

While sitting at the McDonald's drive-thru yesterday awaiting my cheeseburger Happy Meal (the toy was a piece of crap by the way), it occurred to me that your query about a song was an actual serious one. I'm so used to us playfully bantering that I suppose with all of your talk of ticklepiggies and clowns...well...well...I'M SORRY!!!! I know it's too late, but if I woke up in a black and white world to a clown tickling my toes, I guess this would be on in the background: My very late answer

And when I think of us, it's more like this .

Perhaps one final entry to close out the game and round out the thread? Rib: The bony thing that protects our squishy things, and a verb which when playful can be a fun part of a friendship, but if people aren't careful with their words, it can become too much.

Thank you for playing with me Massy, and I'm glad you decided to come back 'round to these parts.

There's my girl. See how fun that was? Actually I enjoyed our banter way more, soo...

Cheek can refer to the fleshy part of our face or butt, and can also describe sass. You cheeky monkey.

@MASSY said:

There's my girl. See how fun that was? Actually I enjoyed our banter way more, soo...

Cheek can refer to the fleshy part of our face or butt, and can also describe sass. You cheeky monkey.

Sometimes I wish this site had a "love" button.

Sometimes I wish this site had a "love" button.

This works nicely.

Parsnips??? You are making me crAZY AND I WILL PAY YOU BACK IN KIND.

@El Massy-o said:

Sometimes I wish this site had a "love" button.

This works nicely.

Parsnips??? You are making me crAZY AND I WILL PAY YOU BACK IN KIND.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!