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

[Qapla]

Stupendously satisfying is how the food critic described the simple, tasty dish.

 

[dljbsp]

1 hour ago, Qapla said:

satisfying

Try again, John this is the word that was to start the sentence

[Qapla]

Sentence one ends with "stupendous" followed by the exclamation point therefore, since the punctuation mark is followed by a standard word, not a name (proper noun) that is capitalized, it constitutes a separate sentence starting with the word "Surely".

[dljbsp]

"dish it out I can, take it, not!

[Cool.As.Ice]

Not now, guys.

[Qapla]

"GUYS" in an acronym for "Giant Umbrellas Yield Shade"

 

[Cool.As.Ice]

Shade rhymes with cutting a fade.

[Qapla]

Fade is what happen when the sun beats down for a long time on paint.

[Mike047]

Paint your wagon!

[dljbsp]

Wagon trails once carved paths through untamed landscapes, much like the delicate journey of butterflies across vast distances, their migrations shaped by the intricate balance of climate, habitat, and survival, reminding us that just as early settlers relied on the land’s provisions, these remarkable insects depend on the preservation of their environment—a responsibility that falls upon us to ensure their continued existence.

 

[Cool.As.Ice]

Existence of long sentences is an anomaly. 

Edited March 7 by Cool.As.Ice