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

[kejedo]

Oven ready is not really ready because it still needs to be cooked before served.

[dljbsp]

"Served papers to em, I did'" said Barney Fife, in sworn testimony.

[kejedo]

Testimony in Judge Judy's court room can be very illogical but entertaining.

[just1-4all]

Entertaining guests is easier when you have a partner to help plan and carry it out.

[dljbsp]

Out will be the point of play, where the game stops, if the ball passes.

[Mike047]

Passes are required for many events nowadays.

[dljbsp]

Nowadays it can be difficult to write a sentence that starts that way.

[Mike047]

Way out, the sign said, but it was not really a means of egress.

[dljbsp]

Egress this way in case of evacuation.

 

[Mike047]

Evacuation, the doctor said, is the only way, but do you have exlax?

[MullumMiss]

Exlax sounds like a good name for a laxative though I think I prefer to eat liquorice.  

[dljbsp]

Licorice is spelled licorice where I come from.

 

[kejedo]

From here to eternity is on the long list of popu;are movies I never watched.

[just1-4all]

Watched a pot until it boiled when I recalled the saying that a watched never boils?

[dljbsp]

Boils, were just one of the side effect that Job suffered from the illnesses that Satan struck him, in his plight.

[just1-4all]

Plight has an interesting etymology to do with being "folded" or "bent".

[MullumMiss]

Bent ski poles makes you go down hill faster.  

[Qapla]

"Faster, faster", said the tortoise to the hare.

 

[Mike047]

Hare, where, he asked, there, over there

[dljbsp]

There appears to be confusion.

[Qapla]

Confusion over Confucius is coordinated

[dljbsp]

Coordinated or naught, is not relevant, considering the preposterous, confounding situation we find ourselves within.

[Qapla]

Within without waiting weighs wearily 

 

[dljbsp]

Wearily, he pulled himself to the window and fell through.

[Qapla]

"Through the Looking-Glass" is the sequel to the first book by Lewis Carroll about Alice, but they feature different worlds and storylines, with TTLG being a mirror image to the first, based on the logic of a chess game instead of a pack of playing cards like "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"