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Post by Dreamfire on Aug 15, 2007 22:04:49 GMT -5
Oops sorry Mags, hate cause a problem, and look I spent so long choosing wich piccy to use I not only picked bad but posted late. Apologies all 'round N I hate to sound like an old Cranky-Pants admin here, but may I please remind everyone -- again -- that when you post a GIANT photo it screws up the margins for the whole thread?  So please re-size to fit -- or simply use the "normal" screencaps, those that are in our photobucket account! THANKS!!! And we have an Oops here -- we had a "B" entry before ashatan posted, so I've gone with the earlier entry. Hey, ash, just save that great thought -- after we do "Dressing the Eighth," I'm sure we'll do "Dressing the Dunbars."  |
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Post by maggiethecat on Aug 16, 2007 9:12:32 GMT -5
Let's sing it, all together now: A, B, C, D, E, F, G . . . Duh, Maggie, learn your alphabet! Sorry for getting so carried away, and ashatan, karma to you for being such a good sport about the screencap.  And now, back to our regularly scheduled madness. May I be so bold as to fill in the missing "C"? This will make E the next letter up!Dressing the Eighth A is for Awful, where did Tom get those ties? B is for Burberry. In the raincoat competition, Jim's took the prize. C is for the " Casual Day's" wardrobe. Again the winning outfit is "Ted's".  D is for Da Hood, where Sonny gets his cheesy threads . . .  |
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Post by rducasey on Aug 16, 2007 18:08:31 GMT -5
Here's a silly game I'm blatantly stealing from another board! Thanks Maggie for that list of all the topics for the game Shmeep started way back on Jan. 22. Who would have thought it would go this far. ...and Maggie has still more ideas? |
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Post by mlm828 on Aug 16, 2007 18:09:51 GMT -5
All of these ideas are great, but does anyone have an idea for "E"? I'm stumped!  |
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Post by rducasey on Aug 16, 2007 18:30:14 GMT -5
Dressing the Eighth A is for Awful, where did Tom get those ties? B is for Burberry. In the raincoat competition, Jim's took the prize. C is for the " Casual Day's" wardrobe. Again the winning outfit is "Ted's". D is for Da Hood, where Sonny gets his cheesy threads . . . E is for Earrings, Christie will take the squad shopping to a trunk show.  |
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Post by maggiethecat on Aug 16, 2007 18:52:22 GMT -5
Dressing the Eighth II A is for Awful, where did Tom get those ties? B is for Burberry. In the raincoat competition, Jim's took the prize. C is for the " Casual Day's" wardrobe. Again the winning outfit is "Ted's". D is for Da Hood, where Sonny gets his cheesy threads . . . E is for Earrings, Christie will take the squad shopping to a trunk show. F is for Fashionable, which, if you were as blind as Dunbar, as brain-dead as Sonny, or had never flipped through a back issue of Vogue in your doctor's waiting room you might think was the appropriate adjective to describe the dreadful frock Christie's wore to Walter's racket and I know this line doesn't scan but what the hell and we're on to the next letter . . . . ;D  |
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Post by Katryna on Aug 16, 2007 19:46:55 GMT -5
Dressing the Eighth II A is for Awful, where did Tom get those ties? B is for Burberry. In the raincoat competition, Jim's took the prize. C is for the " Casual Day's" wardrobe. Again the winning outfit is "Ted's". D is for Da Hood, where Sonny gets his cheesy threads . . . E is for Earrings, Christie will take the squad shopping to a trunk show. F is for Fashionable, which, if you were as blind as Dunbar, as brain-dead as Sonny, or had never flipped through a back issue of Vogue in your doctor's waiting room you might think was the appropriate adjective to describe the dreadful frock Christie's wore to Walter's racket and I know this line doesn't scan but what the hell and we're on to the next letter . . . . ;D G is for Gaudy. Who chose this stripe on stripe ensemble for Marty?  |
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Post by mlm828 on Aug 17, 2007 15:27:44 GMT -5
Dressing the Eighth II A is for Awful, where did Tom get those ties? B is for Burberry. In the raincoat competition, Jim's took the prize. C is for the " Casual Day's" wardrobe. Again the winning outfit is "Ted's". D is for Da Hood, where Sonny gets his cheesy threads . . . E is for Earrings, Christie will take the squad shopping to a trunk show. F is for Fashionable, which, if you were as blind as Dunbar, as brain-dead as Sonny, or had never flipped through a back issue of Vogue in your doctor's waiting room you might think was the appropriate adjective to describe the dreadful frock Christie's wore to Walter's racket and I know this line doesn't scan but what the hell and we're on to the next letter . . . . ;D G is for Gaudy. Who chose this stripe on stripe ensemble for Marty? H is for Handkerchief. . .  . . .did Jim take one to the party?  I realize this is kind of lame, but there are very few rhymes for "Marty." |
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Post by Katryna on Aug 17, 2007 17:47:37 GMT -5
oops...sorry to have left you with a difficult rhyme. I try not to do that and promise I will be more considerate from now on!
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Post by Katryna on Aug 17, 2007 17:54:27 GMT -5
Dressing the Eighth II A is for Awful, where did Tom get those ties? B is for Burberry. In the raincoat competition, Jim's took the prize. C is for the " Casual Day's" wardrobe. Again the winning outfit is "Ted's". D is for Da Hood, where Sonny gets his cheesy threads . . . E is for Earrings, Christie will take the squad shopping to a trunk show. F is for Fashionable, which, if you were as blind as Dunbar, as brain-dead as Sonny, or had never flipped through a back issue of Vogue in your doctor's waiting room you might think was the appropriate adjective to describe the dreadful frock Christie's wore to Walter's racket and I know this line doesn't scan but what the hell and we're on to the next letter . . . . ;D G is for Gaudy. Who chose this stripe on stripe ensemble for Marty? H is for Handkerchief. . .. . .did Jim take one to the party? I is for Image. Was it Christie or Jim who was most concerned with this guy's?  |
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Post by hoosier on Aug 17, 2007 18:28:35 GMT -5
Dressing the Eighth II A is for Awful, where did Tom get those ties? B is for Burberry. In the raincoat competition, Jim's took the prize. C is for " Casual Day's" wardrobe. Again, the winning outfit is "Ted's". D is for Da Hood, where Sonny get his cheesy threads... E is for Earrings, Christie will take the squad shopping to a trunk show. F is for Fashionable, which, it you were as blind as Dunbar, as brain-dead as Sonny, or had never flipped through a back issue of Vogue in your doctor's waiting room you might think was the appropriate adjective to describe the dreadful frock Christie's wore to Walter's racket and I know t his line doesn't scan but what the hell we're on to the next letter... ;D G is for Gaudy. Who chose this stripe on stripe ensemble for Marty? H is for Handkercheif...did Jim take one to the party? I is for Image. Was it Christie or Jim who was most concerned with this guy's? J is for leather Jacket. For Jim and Marty its a must have when you go undercover, no lie!  |
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Post by Katryna on Aug 17, 2007 20:36:59 GMT -5
Dressing the Eighth II A is for Awful, where did Tom get those ties? B is for Burberry. In the raincoat competition, Jim's took the prize. C is for " Casual Day's" wardrobe. Again, the winning outfit is "Ted's". D is for Da Hood, where Sonny get his cheesy threads... E is for Earrings, Christie will take the squad shopping to a trunk show. F is for Fashionable, which, it you were as blind as Dunbar, as brain-dead as Sonny, or had never flipped through a back issue of Vogue in your doctor's waiting room you might think was the appropriate adjective to describe the dreadful frock Christie's wore to Walter's racket and I know t his line doesn't scan but what the hell we're on to the next letter... ;D G is for Gaudy. Who chose this stripe on stripe ensemble for Marty? H is for Handkercheif...did Jim take one to the party? I is for Image. Was it Christie or Jim who was most concerned with this guy's? J is for leather Jacket. For Jim and Marty its a must have when you go undercover, no lie! K is for a knockoff. Or was that ring of Karen's actually a precious stone?  |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 18, 2007 9:08:27 GMT -5
Dressing the Eighth II K is for a knockoff. Or was that ring of Karen's actually a precious stone? Chinatown special, no doubt. |
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Post by rducasey on Aug 18, 2007 12:26:26 GMT -5
Dressing the Eighth II A is for Awful, where did Tom get those ties? B is for Burberry. In the raincoat competition, Jim's took the prize. C is for " Casual Day's" wardrobe. Again, the winning outfit is "Ted's". D is for Da Hood, where Sonny get his cheesy threads... E is for Earrings, Christie will take the squad shopping to a trunk show. F is for Fashionable, which, it you were as blind as Dunbar, as brain-dead as Sonny, or had never flipped through a back issue of Vogue in your doctor's waiting room you might think was the appropriate adjective to describe the dreadful frock Christie's wore to Walter's racket and I know t his line doesn't scan but what the hell we're on to the next letter... ;D G is for Gaudy. Who chose this stripe on stripe ensemble for Marty? H is for Handkercheif...did Jim take one to the party? I is for Image. Was it Christie or Jim who was most concerned with this guy's? J is for leather Jacket. For Jim and Marty its a must have when you go undercover, no lie! K is for a knockoff. Or was that ring of Karen's actually a precious stone? L is L'Eau du Skell, Eric Fitzgerald's distinctive cologne. [Q] “Do you know the origin and spelling of the police slang word pronounced skel (often heard on ABC’s NYPD Blue TV show in the USA) which seems to be used to refer to street crooks, thugs, or con men.”
The word is usually spelled skell, and it’s defined in my books as referring to a homeless person, vagrant or derelict, though others have mentioned that there is some idea of small-scale villainy attached to it. |
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Post by mlm828 on Aug 18, 2007 14:22:05 GMT -5
Dressing the Eighth II A is for Awful, where did Tom get those ties? B is for Burberry. In the raincoat competition, Jim's took the prize. C is for " Casual Day's" wardrobe. Again, the winning outfit is "Ted's". D is for Da Hood, where Sonny get his cheesy threads... E is for Earrings, Christie will take the squad shopping to a trunk show. F is for Fashionable, which, it you were as blind as Dunbar, as brain-dead as Sonny, or had never flipped through a back issue of Vogue in your doctor's waiting room you might think was the appropriate adjective to describe the dreadful frock Christie's wore to Walter's racket and I know this line doesn't scan but what the hell we're on to the next letter... ;D G is for Gaudy. Who chose this stripe on stripe ensemble for Marty? H is for Handkerchief...did Jim take one to the party? I is for Image. Was it Christie or Jim who was most concerned with this guy's? J is for leather Jacket. For Jim and Marty its a must have when you go undercover, no lie! K is for a knockoff. Or was that ring of Karen's actually a precious stone? L is L'Eau du Skell, Eric Fitzgerald's distinctive cologne. M is for Muted, the kind of colors Jim often wore.  |
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