kyleisalive
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What didn't I British-icize?
Reply #21. Nov 29 11, 10:30 AM
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Rowena8482 
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British-icise for a start :-P
Reply #22. Nov 29 11, 11:35 AM
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salami_swami
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lol, ya, I saw "utilize". Wouldn't that be "utilise" in British?
Kyle, wouldn't it be easier to un-Britishise stuff, and "Americanize" it? :P
Reply #23. Nov 29 11, 11:37 AM
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kyleisalive
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I'm a hybrid creature.
Reply #24. Nov 29 11, 11:49 AM
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salami_swami
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lol
By the way, Kyle, now that's I've actually played it now, I finally understand your avatar, and I LOVE it.
Reply #25. Nov 29 11, 12:20 PM
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shuehorn
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Maybe this is too nit-picky, but if the K alliteration word is Knights (which really sounds like N), wouldn't the other two words have to start with KN as well to make it truly alliterative?
Reply #26. Dec 01 11, 7:08 PM
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kyleisalive
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Both ways would be alliterative. As the rules say, each word must begin with the same letter.
Reply #27. Dec 01 11, 7:12 PM
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CellarDoor
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I may regret this, but I'll take Y, please.
Reply #28. Dec 01 11, 7:32 PM
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salami_swami
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Kyle, that is why I say you should say "tautogram". :P A tautogram; every word starts with the same letter. An alliteration; every word starts with the same sound. Knights Knew Nothing is technically an alliteration. :P
Sorry, couldn't help but let the nitpicky geek come out of me. :P
Reply #29. Dec 02 11, 9:18 AM
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kyleisalive
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In Alliteration, its "the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words."
Otherwise I've been wrong in essays for the greater part of four years. ;)
'Knights Knew Nothing' contains consonance though.
Reply #30. Dec 02 11, 9:22 AM
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salami_swami
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I'm going to try N and Never.
Reply #31. Dec 02 11, 9:26 AM
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Rowena8482
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Positions Posterior Perpendicular to Pinions to Prevent Pedantry... ooooo so near and yet so far :-S
Reply #32. Dec 02 11, 12:38 PM
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| habitsowner
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Kyleisalive, would you consider "Z" a harder letter? If so, I'll take that if you'd like.
Reply #35. Dec 04 11, 11:16 AM
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kyleisalive
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Z and Zoo are yours. :)
Reply #36. Dec 04 11, 12:51 PM
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| habitsowner
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Kyle,
"Z/Zoo" since the Animal category is not accepting quizzes at this time, as I mentioned earlier today. How long do I have to complete this and not foul anything up?
I'll keep checking the to see if they open up for acceptance.
Lee
Reply #37. Dec 04 11, 11:33 PM
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kyleisalive
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If we run out of available titles and all the rest are pretty much online, I'd be concerned at that point. Hold onto it for now and we'll reevaluate the situation when the time comes. Hopefully Animals opens up sooner rather than later; it's been iffy since August. :(
Reply #38. Dec 04 11, 11:45 PM
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| habitsowner
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kyleisalive,
I'm going to give you back your "z". The animals category is still not open, but even worse, the General category has gone from "3-6 days" to "6-12 days", and that's where one of mine is sitting right now.
I'll be driving to the east coast for the holidays and won't be home until after the new year. Although I might find time to drop by off and on, it won't be for long periods of time. So...I'm not going to be able to even think about it until 2012 which I'm sure is too late. I've got that one in General just waiting and two more ready to submit after that. So it would be a while, anyway.
Sorry to do this. Hadn't planned on it, but...things seem to be backed up in Quizzland.
Lee
Reply #39. Dec 12 11, 11:02 AM
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kyleisalive
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Sounds fair.
Reply #40. Dec 12 11, 12:27 PM
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