SkipVought
Programmer
This thread will be restricted to Swifties of a Second (or more) Order of Mangitude.
Example of the FIRST magnitude:
"Sign me up for another tour of duty," Tom [red]rejoined[/red].
rejoined is a SINGLE Swifty
Examples of the Second (or more) Order of Mangitude:
"I insist on naming the first male insect," said Tom [red]adamantly[/red].
adam - named animals
man - male
ant - insect
"selecting another derriere from the women's baseball team is [red]asinine[/red]!" [red]rebutted[/red] Tom.
as - derriere
nine - baseball team
rebutted - derriere
"I like the raised effect, especially on the vertical surface," Tom [red]sighed[/red] with [red]relief[/red].
sighed - vertical surface
relief - raised effect
"This deserted vehicle was not involved in an accident, and therefore, your insurance company cannot cover the expenses which you demand," [red]exclaimed[/red] Tom with [red]wreckless abandon[/red].
claim - insurance demand
ex - claim denied
wreckless - not an accident
abandon - deserted
Get the picture?
ALSO...
If you see a way to IMPROVE the Swiftie, by adding an Order of Magnitued or by rewording, (or if your just damn critical ;-)), post your suggestions and comments.
Skip,
[sub]
[red]Be advised:[/red]
Alcohol and Calculus do not mix!
If you drink, don't derive! [/sub]
Example of the FIRST magnitude:
"Sign me up for another tour of duty," Tom [red]rejoined[/red].
rejoined is a SINGLE Swifty
Examples of the Second (or more) Order of Mangitude:
"I insist on naming the first male insect," said Tom [red]adamantly[/red].
adam - named animals
man - male
ant - insect
"selecting another derriere from the women's baseball team is [red]asinine[/red]!" [red]rebutted[/red] Tom.
as - derriere
nine - baseball team
rebutted - derriere
"I like the raised effect, especially on the vertical surface," Tom [red]sighed[/red] with [red]relief[/red].
sighed - vertical surface
relief - raised effect
"This deserted vehicle was not involved in an accident, and therefore, your insurance company cannot cover the expenses which you demand," [red]exclaimed[/red] Tom with [red]wreckless abandon[/red].
claim - insurance demand
ex - claim denied
wreckless - not an accident
abandon - deserted
Get the picture?
ALSO...
If you see a way to IMPROVE the Swiftie, by adding an Order of Magnitued or by rewording, (or if your just damn critical ;-)), post your suggestions and comments.
Skip,
[sub]
[red]Be advised:[/red]
Alcohol and Calculus do not mix!
If you drink, don't derive! [/sub]