Construct a Sentence with the last word of the previous sentence.

[Qapla]

Root solutions like rootone have a plant rooting hormone containing active ingredients like 1-naphthaleneacetamide and thiram to stimulate root growth and prevent rot

[Mike047]

Roots, looked after, leads to a good head of hair

[Qapla]

Hair is not only a covering for the head but also denotes a measurement that might be good if we look at more closely since we have recently had a few non-sequitur sentences and some double postings where words are used that were already used leading to confusion as to what word should be used next to start a sentence although this might be avoided if we check a little better before we post by maybe looking to see if there is another page or, before we post, we need to hit refresh.

 

[Mike047]

Refresh, maybe, but repeating is good for emphasis.

[just1-4all]

Emphasis, by repetition, is a great speaking technique to get one's point across.

Edited Tuesday at 12:59 PM by just1-4all

[dljbsp]

Across the stars they trekked, to explore this new frontier.

[Mike047]

Before going they went to their Glasgow kirk

[kejedo]

Kirk Douglas was a famous actor with many relatives in the same field of work.

Edited Tuesday at 11:22 PM by kejedo

[Qapla]

2 hours ago, Mike047 said:

Before going they went to their Glasgow kirk

 

This seems to be a non-sequitur as there was not a sentence that ended with "Before"

 

As a side note:

A Glasgow kirk refers to a church within Glasgow that is part of the Church of Scotland

 

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A new sentence could start with "work" since it was last used or "frontier" since it was skipped - or use them both as in "Frontier work" or Work frontier"

 

Edited Tuesday at 11:30 PM by Qapla

[Mike047]

(Be patient with me John, I'm 80, a little 'off' sometimes, and must have been doing two things at once)

 

Work frontier was my usual place at the office desk.

[Qapla]

Desks for computers have various shapes and sizes.

[dljbsp]

Sizes vary around the world, or maybe it is just the manufacturer.

[kejedo]

Manufacturer rebates could be combined  with store discounts but not doubled.

[Qapla]

Doubled seems like a good idea unless it applies to something we don't like, want or need.

[Mike047]

Need is what you do to bread, as lang as you have a Kay.

[Qapla]

Kay was the name of the middle sister of a family I knew with three daughters.

 

[kejedo]

Daughters can be delightful, but not to a family with all boys.

[Qapla]

"Boys will be boys" is an often-quoted expression.

 

[Mike047]

Expression of our faith is imperative

[Qapla]

Imperative sentences usually begin with the imperative verb, for example: Go figure!

[kejedo]

"Go figure" is an imperative sentence, with the subject 'you' understood, and also referred to as a command.

[dljbsp]

Figure out why everybody keeps working against the rules of this game.

[kejedo]

Game theory is not my favorite application of mathematics, but I do like participating in some games.

[Qapla]

Games of chance were discussed in tonight's midweek meeting

[dljbsp]

Meeting someone in the dark can be quite frightening, and sometimes messy.