It's a quiz!https://www.playbuzz.com/benjaminbirely10/whats-your-redneck-super-powerMy result: Mud Pit Belly FlopYour redneck super power is the mud pit belly flop! You are truly o... moreIt's a quiz!https://www.playbuzz.com/benjaminbirely10/whats-your-redneck-super-powerMy result: Mud Pit Belly FlopYour redneck super power is the mud pit belly flop! You are truly one of a kind. You have mastered the fine tradition of the belly flop! You're resourceful, athletic, skilled, and a rockstar at heart. You're a Redneck Games legend with your badass flop that could easily win you an Olympic gold medal!
'up' and the other one is an English verb?RULES:1. Either word (up/the verb) may be used first.
2. The word 'up' cannot be modified in any way; it must remain as is, a ... more'up' and the other one is an English verb?RULES:1. Either word (up/the verb) may be used first.
2. The word 'up' cannot be modified in any way; it must remain as is, a two-letter word. (Therefore, upping, upper, upped, ups, etc. cannot be used.)3. Any tense or conjugation of the verb may be used. 4. Please keep it clean. 5. Have fun!~
How many separate two-letter words can you form by adding ONE (1) letter either before or after the letter 'a'?RULES1. English language words only. (However, loan words that are co... moreHow many separate two-letter words can you form by adding ONE (1) letter either before or after the letter 'a'?RULES1. English language words only. (However, loan words that are commonly used in English are also acceptable. Don't try to pass off anything weird; I'll be watching.)
2. No slang words. 3. No abbreviations or acronyms. 4. Proper names and pronouns may be used. 5. Fun have.
How did Minnesota diverge linguistically from “duck duck goose” to “duck duck gray duck”? A friend who's a native Minnesotan told me about this years ago, m... moreHow did Minnesota diverge linguistically from “duck duck goose” to “duck duck gray duck”? A friend who's a native Minnesotan told me about this years ago, much to my puzzlement.
