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    I think this should be a sticky. Good cause & only takes a minute, fun game as well.

    VOCAB LEVEL: 36
    YOUR BEST LEVEL: 37
    You have now donated
    1000 grains of rice.

    Round 2. I like this.....it teaches me how much I didn't know I didn't know what I thought I knew........ I think???:

    CORRECT!
    apiculture = beekeeping
    PronouncePronounce

    1. erstwhile means:
    2. singsong
    3. former
    4. dense
    5. inhibitory

    VOCAB LEVEL: 37
    YOUR BEST LEVEL: 43

    You have now donated
    3200 grains of rice.
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    1380 grains here...:
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    i stopped at 1100 for now...

    'if i was better with epigrams, i could keep up with my husband and strummy'

    'i engaged in peripatetic studies in high school and college'

    'thank goodness we don't have any epaliers in the yard or else shiner would be training them to look like karen carpenter'

    'i just realized how many firkin words i've forgotten since school'

    good thread, Spud. i have to play more later...
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    Really a nice link and as said earlier very addictive ! Very useful for a french man like me
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    It's time again to feed some hungry folks. Play along for a good cause.
    http://freerice.com/index.php
    Very cool Spud...I emailed this link to all my friends and family so they could help out too.

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    Very cool.

    Three years of Latin in high school and numerous linguistics classes in college allowed me to guess the correct answer on some of those

    tung

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    1720 and best level = 35
    Mark
    * Loud is good, good is better!

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    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    1720 and best level = 35
    Penance paid. Just remember...we are watching you.

    "No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Penance paid. Just remember...we are watching you.
    Your Honor, I've learned my lesson and you will never see me in your courtroom again.:
    Mark
    * Loud is good, good is better!

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    1000 more and level 41

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    Bump.....
    Gonna play again. Keep this in mind.......ease your conscience...... go....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spudman
    Here is a way to donate food toward world hunger for free and increase your vocabulary. It could be good if you are ever stuck for a lyric. Each correct answer donates rice.

    Play often.

    http://freerice.com/index.php
    As we are all thinking about which new music toy we are going to get next please give a thought to the people for whom food is a serious issue. YOU can make a difference.
    You have now donated
    1000 grains of rice.

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    6000 grains...!

    Level 47, autmagically got there, was too caught up in the game to pay attention to levels..

    Uhoh, I tried to go up 10 levels for grins.. get real though pretty quick!!

    EDIT: one can change the subject... Geography here I come...!
    (no music offerings, apparently)
    Less golf, more saxophone

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    I still try to play this every few days, and I have posted the link in some of the other forums I visit. This was a great find Spud!
    "I happen to have perfect situational awareness, Lana. Which cannot be taught, by the way. Like a poet's ... mind for ... to make the perfect words." - Sterling Archer

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    You have now donated
    2320 grains of rice.

    "No Tele For you." - The Tele Nazi

    Ha! Tele-ish now inbound.

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    this site is very popular at my daughters elementary school....i have a link to it on the school's pta website too....
    Quote Originally Posted by just strum
    For the record, my annoyance with Warren has a lot to do with the hissing noises he makes.
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    A grain of rice is around 30 mg, maybe a little less.

    1000 grains = 1 oz, roughly, equivalent to handful

    It is gonna take a while to load a ton on a truck...

    Keep playing..!!
    Less golf, more saxophone

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    You have now donated
    13240 grains of rice.

    A great game and cause




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    You have now donated
    2420 grains of rice.
    Turns out I'm more literate than I thought.

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