Word Disassociation!

Think of a word that has nothing to do with the previous word.

Cabbage

BenjaminFranklin

Tweed

pool

handcuffs

applesauce

Tuesday





This is too easy.

democracy

Hurricane

grapefruit

poor handwriting.

Electrocution

manberries

(any chance to get that in, soparent :wink

hey, check out the "what do you call your neighborhood in maplewood?" thread and what i had to say toward the end...it's right up your boulevard.

cantankerous

Cinnamon

Chinaman

you're getting dangerously close to association, lara!

sopac

Well, you know, all words have something to do with all other words, really. But originally I was going to post "Doctor" and then I thought, "Gee I haven't used the word 'Chinaman' in a very very long time."

How about this one: perambulation

prove it, lara.

compartment

Oh dear. Prove that I haven't used the word Chinaman in a long time?....I don't think I can!

bucks

no, prove that every word is somehow associated with all other words.

rotgut

Aw, I knew what you meant. I was just kidding around. Anyhow, I can't prove that either. Proving things isn't my strong point.

Electoral

Ocean Liner

However, I could illustrate my point using the words on this thread.

Benjamin Franklin was supposed to have invented a more efficient method of farming cabbage.

And an author named Benjamin Franklin Tweed wrote a book "THe Musical Supplement and Congregational Melodist."

And the Tweed is a great Scottish river, known for its quality salmon fishing. And you can't have a river without some pools.

And the last guy to lose the office pool at Brookfield school district was taken away in handcuffs, and in the movie "Swimfan," one of the characters is pushed into the pool while handcuffed.


and on and on, until we get to the Chinaman who imports cinnamon....

lara, you have to much useless knowledge!! :wink:


Audrey Hepburn

Oh, don't get me wrong Scarlet...I just mostly used Google!

Wasting

subprime lending...LOL

models

schoolbus

hibiscus