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sibaroni
01 Dec 09 12:15
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A four letter word that rhymes with "loud", and means similar to "mass".

Closest I can get is "load", which isn't a very good rhyme.

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By:
munch man
When: 01 Dec 09 12:17
crowd innit
By:
wit-ham
When: 01 Dec 09 12:17
neither is wait :D
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 01 Dec 09 12:18
Is it even worth handing it in after all this time?
By:
sibaroni
When: 01 Dec 09 12:19
Lol sparky. Get stuffed.
By:
Make my hay
When: 01 Dec 09 12:22
Is it even worth handing it in after all this time?.. :^0
By:
munch man
When: 01 Dec 09 12:34
i still reckon it's CROWD and theyve got the 4 letter bit wrong.
By:
sibaroni
When: 01 Dec 09 12:48
can't think of anything better here.
By:
sibaroni
When: 01 Dec 09 14:22
Crowd is correct, the missus made up the four letter bit. The ten year old had already suggested crowd before mum shouted her down.

Its a man management thing at Baroni towers.
By:
lmfao
When: 01 Dec 09 14:25
i think the whole family needs to join the same class
By:
sibaroni
When: 01 Dec 09 14:25
Another question.

You have to put a word into the capitals in a sentence, which is a word in itself and makes sense of the sentence.

Example - They enjoyed the BCAST. answer: ROAD.

Question - The film was scary and very SUSEFUL.
By:
DDuck
When: 01 Dec 09 14:27
pens?
By:
sibaroni
When: 01 Dec 09 14:28
The missus said that, but "suspenseful"?, I shall be having words with the teacher if thats right.
By:
DDuck
When: 01 Dec 09 14:29
why? it's an adjective of the word suspense
By:
Hoss
When: 01 Dec 09 14:30
Yup, pens for sure.
By:
Balders
When: 01 Dec 09 14:32
suspenseful
adjective thrilling, exciting, gripping, Hitchcockian, cliffhanging a suspenseful and sinister tale
By:
sibaroni
When: 01 Dec 09 14:33
hitchcockian. I shall see if she can get that in somewhere.
By:
Pokermonster
When: 01 Dec 09 14:34
You could write the teacher a little note expressing the view you find Master Sibaroni's homework to be total FUCG BOLS (3,4).
By:
DDuck
When: 01 Dec 09 14:38
it's 'kin' and 'lock' before you ask the missus sibaroni :)
By:
Balders
When: 01 Dec 09 14:39
homework these days ehh? Our Sprog was tasked with writing an essay on Health and Safety so promptly googled it and downloaded a 240 page guide and popped it on his memory stick and handed same in ;-)
By:
Big Charlie
When: 01 Dec 09 15:19
^^ Not bad for 18 years old
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