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This game is fun when you know the answer.

The problem is that Julian hasn't actually given me a good reason for why it's incorrect.

Gimme a break. That's ridiculous, Cheri.

LGTrotter wrote:

SCP-DFF wrote:Derek, you're perfect. Thank you.

A terrible swot and a weasely teachers pet. IMHO.

Yup, I like Derek. He's alright, that dude.

Phew. Just in time before boarding the plane. We're stuck in your land, DRT. BBC says there's air traffic control issues all over the UK. So, we're stuck. Killing time here. Then, one we board, won't be in the game for a while.

Derek, you're perfect. Thank you.

Ah-rhem! Um, excuse me gentlemen, but I haven't received a satisfactory answer yet! You're all so close. But no one has answered the question accurately. The body part was correctly mentioned, and the problem with that body part was also mentioned, but separately from two different people. That's no...

Julian's laughing. I'm going to bed. Good night gentlemen.

Go on Daniel. Let's hear it.

Ok. Glenn said the correct injury, and Daniel named the correct body part, but I wasn't talking about having to fix one. That's not exactly how I said it.

So, who's next?

Glenn, you're the closest. Which limb? What joint?

It doesn't have to do with the spine.

Prolapse, of what though? It's not really a prolapse. But closer.

Nope. Not as bloody. Move up higher on the body.

No. It's a little more cringe-worthy than that.

jdaw1 wrote:

SCP-DFF wrote:Julian's super-duper wife

Hence any other wives that I might happen to have are not ‟super-duper”.

Well, of course not.

Nope. Ok. For those of you who don't really know me, aside from being Julian's super-duper wife 24/7, and of course mother of 3 crazy cute children, I'm also a chiropractor. What I couldn't imagine having had to do with something caused by an injury, probably sports, and it would also cause an extre...

It has to do with what I did for a living.

Who made up these silly rules anyway?

djewesbury wrote:

SCP-DFF wrote:

djewesbury wrote:A night without a drink?

Can you believe that my husband does occasionally have 3-4 consecutive dry nights?

So he has told me. I wonder.

I know. I too thought it hard to believe. By dry-day 4, he gets a little fidgety.

Glenn E. wrote:

djewesbury wrote:

Glenn E. wrote:A child?

(Too obvious?)

They have young. Their line is secured.

Another child?

We're done.

djewesbury wrote:A night without a drink?

Can you believe that my husband does occasionally have 3-4 consecutive dry nights?

Nope. All no so far.

Oh goody. Thank you! :) Last night my husband and I were enjoying a nice evening by the fire, drinking our Talisker bottle together (he had 7/8th of it), with good conversation and general lovely-couple-time. We were discussing a common topic between us, and at one point I said, "I can't imagin...