Same words used as a verb and noun...

[rocket]

Mike could't dribble the ball worth spit because there was always this dribble proceeding from his mouth that he slipped on.

[Qapla]

If Mike couldn't dribble because of the dribble he should have spit the spit so he could play the play and not game the game.

[rocket]

We had a Blast watching the Blast of the building implode.

Edited January 21, 2017 by rocket

[walkr2]

This is just a cheap import because they import their oil from (anywhere.com)

[rocket]

As I was sleeping on the beach, I wasn't very alert when the tsunami alert was sounded thus I found myself running for high ground at the last minute before the big waves come ashore.

[walkr2]

How you make others feel, says a lot about who you are!

[Qapla]

Can soup can goodness in a can?

[walkr2]

How you make others feel, says a lot about who you are!

Sorry...wrong forum. Should be in "quotes."

[Qapla]

I tried to quote the quote but forgot to use the quote marks and that tried my patience.

[walkr2]

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[walkr2]

The stress of the wedding began to stress me out!

[kejedo]

 

For those who enjoy the glamour of grammar: I don't have a sentence, just a comment. When I hear 'impact'  used as a verb, it sounds like the word should be 'affect,' instead. Yes, both 'affect' and 'effect' can be used differently as either a noun or a verb, but the two most common ways are: Effect as a noun (as in cause, which ends in E and effect, which begins in E.) Affect is generally used as a verb. Example; The impact of the collision did not adversely affect anyone. "If I hear the word 'impactful,' I will try to maintain a flat affect rather than cringe visibly." ('affect' as a noun, used less frequently.) The impact does not impact me. 

 

I haven't heard the Buffalo sentence in quite a while.

 

                                                                                                                          Y (not a word nerd) S

                                                  

 

[rocket]

I can beat on a drum but I can't keep the beat worth spit.

[Luezette]

Let's see...

 

Can you picture me hanging a picture on a wall straight? 

Edited January 22, 2017 by Luezette

[kejedo]

Did Sydney Boyden patent patent leather? (verb to adjective).

[rocket]

I ran out of film in the camera before I could film my children being born.

[boodles]

Camino en el camino en mi El Camino. 

[rocket]

17 hours ago, boodles said:

Camino en el camino en mi El Camino. 

English please !

[rocket]

While riding his Aprilia, John neglected to duck the duck that flew over thus upending him on the pavement.

[boodles]

On 1/22/2017 at 0:56 AM, boodles said:

Camino en el camino en mi El Camino. 

 

7 hours ago, rocket said:

English please !

I walk on the walk with my walker? (Or more literally, I drive on the road in my El Camino.)

[kejedo]

Walk the walk, talk the talk, march the march, ride the ride.

[Friends just call me Ross]

All this driving stuff reminds me of this:

Why do we PARK on driveways

and DRIVE on parkways?

Makes one wonder about the wonder of it all.

[kejedo]

Storm's a'brewin. I shall stay indoors and weather the weather.

[rocket]

As I was getting ready to floss my teeth I glanced up into the window and saw the floss of a silk worm.