I was waiting to post here until I could come up with a totally new game for the new forums!

& here it is.

Each post needs to make up a new word. Instead of defining it, just use it in context. Each new post has to use all (okay, some!) of the previous words, plus add a new one. If we make it to page ten, we should have entire posts in a whole new language! Got it? Then get novolingual!

kitoba, this has got to be one of your best games so far. I am deeply impressed, the salishness you display is truely awe inspiring.

Yeah talk about salishness and you get Kitoba. Now there are some dreks out there who would disagree, but I say they can frag themselves.

What's ironic is some of the biggest dreks I know are also some of the most salish. It's so moffling!

You know what moffles me? When a salish drek gets quinged.

Quinging dreks are guite fun. The danger is that if they are too salish, quinging becomes that much wromper, and you might end up very embarrased.

The wromper the better, I say. But then again, I would, wouldn't I?
Now as for the dreks, it's best not to interfere with their quinging... since they don't really like to quinge with people who aren't just as stalish as they are. It's incredibly grapt to watch them, though.

I won't lie, I'm quite grapt myself. Which isn't necessarily a kurile thing, because most dreks deserve to be quinged, salish or not. Wrompishness has never stopped me from doing what I want to.

A properly quingged drek har a thing of beauty, true. The problem with salishness har easily addressed with a simple volingualling. And it har truly grapt to see that, 'thar true.

But if the volinqualling har taken the wrong way, well, that har truly a kurile sturmu. Nobody har moffling when that happens.

Bromtuous dreks, quing them all I say! They har always moffling about how salish they are. I can't sleep with them volinqualling all night. In the morning I get such a sturmu!

The detnau of a drek har a truly muffling sight. As they grow from the volinqualling and make the best out of the sturmu. Now it may, at times, appear that the bromtuosness of some cannot be overcome. It is grapt to watch a professonal get novolingual and take a wromper case and turn them from a kurile subjuct to the salish individual I know is in each and every one of us. Of course sometimes it just takes a good quinging!

[oog: name this reference: "A lep is a ball."]

OK, this har a grapt voliqualling, but the sturmu har that wromper topics might moffle its detnau. Now, I don't want har a bromtuous drek, but it could turn out kurily. Still, we are salish enough porps that we'll quinge sense out of it yet!

How does one tell a salish drek from a stammik porp? Once the quinging starts, I get so moffled that I'm likely to har something kurile, if not a sturmu, and if that happens, well, maybe I deserve a volingualling. i'm afraid that the that detnau has me grapt. Novolingustics maks me so wromp!

The difference between a salish dreck and a stammik porp is that one tends to har a volingualling, while the other finds the whole thing quite wromping and generally, bromtuous. But though a thorough moffling of either one makes every shumberatzi interesting, we must beware of overreacting.