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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I'm trying a brand new recipe that is claimed to be delishful. Fresh beans with hue of grue with butter pat and bacon fat melded. I served it to my family and waited for the praises My tween son smarked, "This grub you made is truly vomitrocious". "It's all you're getting for your brunch, you better eat it up." He snarled, "I'll wait for linner and scraped it in the garbage. He flundered off and I let him go. I didn't want the hassle. The other children squiggled a bit but ate their food so they left too. After brunch, I opened my email. Nothing but infomercials. The small children were watching The Muppets and my tween was on the internet. I settled down to a sitcom and the peace and quiet was fantabulous. August 22,2014 For Potmanteaus contest delishful (delightful and delicious) grue (green and blue) melded (melted ad welded) tween (teen and between) smarked (smirk and remarked) vomitrocious (vomit and atrocious) brunch (breakfast and lunch) linner (lunch and dinner) flundered (flounder and blunder) hassle (haggle and tussle) squiggled (squirmed and wiggled) infomercials (information and commercials) Muppets (marionettes and puppets) Internet (International and network) sitcom (situation and comedy) fantabulous (fantastic and fabulous) My brother who was a radio personality swore that he coined the word fantabulous.
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