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It doesn't have to be a word, just any four letters - right??

greg wrote:

Placido wrote:Sorry ..... wot's a 'stib' ???

It's a prefix - not a word Tell him to put his coat on and stand in the corner ..........

Not a him

nuthatch wrote:It doesn't have to be a word, just any four letters - right??

That was my understanding

Seven Tortoises In Basket

BITS

Bluetits In The Shade

Oh OK, no wonder I get confuzzed

ABCD

P.S.: Greg ~ I luv ya

You's confuzzed, Placi ? you brought the game to us in days of yore - have you changed the rules for a bit of a larf ?

A Buzzard Caught Dormice

EFGH

P.S. Is it ok to have a phrase instead of a sentence - has that changed too?

Yes Nuthatch, I did find the FLS topic originally (I nicked it from another forum I was shadowing when I was a Mod) but didn't we link up each new 4-letter word previously ?? We used to have stuff like "PEAS - BEAN - BEET - LEEK" which LINKED (there's the clue !!!!) or rhymed. Here's an example of a R-H-Y-M-I-N-G sequence: "BEET - MEET - FEET".
And now it seems that any ole 4-letter rubbidge goes . Where's the humour - and modicum of skill - in that ?? Some of the links used to be hilarious (I thought) because a new 4-letter word would jump from the obvious link to the funny.

For the avoidance of doubt: I haven't changed anything, I'm still attempting to make sense of "stib" and random stuff like that.
I have no probs with phrases or sentences I'd just like to make sense of what's going on and why it changed .

Eggs Feed Gaunt Hamsters

KLUR (?????)

greg wrote:

Greg, I'm going to adopt you . No no, don't thank me .......

Placi - there was no linking for a long time then some people started doing it to be funny and/or clever, liven things up a bit ..... but not everybody did it - that's my recollection anyhow .....

The only other rule was that the sentence had to have something to do with nature.

I had one of they klurs on the hedge this afternoon - making a right bleedin noise, it was