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Volume Discount
discount store
Store Data
data transfer
Transfer Rate
rate schedule
schedule planner
planner organizer
organizer priorities
priorities listed
listed company
company picnic
Picnic Basket
basket case
case worker
worker bee
bee pollen
pollen sweets
sweet sixteen (slide the s back lol)
sixteen pages
pages read
read magazine
magazine rack
rack up
Up Town
Town meeting
meeting place
place here
here today
today immediately
immediate termination
termination resister
resister wattage
wattage guide
guide rod
by the way, i thought resistor should be the correct spelling!!
by the way, i thought resistor should be the correct spelling!!
Yep, in the meaning that it is used above, that would be correct. Resister is one (or something) that opposes or works against.
We could try switching this game to names at this point, for a little variance (preferably well-known names).....
Rod Stewart
We could try switching this game to names at this point, for a little variance (preferably well-known names).....
Rod Stewart
Stewart Little
Little Richard
Richard Branson
Branson? Branson??? 
Whaddya tryin' to do to us, Annie? Mess with our minds?
You leave me no choice - that well known British relish, Branson Pickle.
Who knows? There may be someone out there with the surname Pickle who has particularly cruel parents.
Whaddya tryin' to do to us, Annie? Mess with our minds?
You leave me no choice - that well known British relish, Branson Pickle.
Who knows? There may be someone out there with the surname Pickle who has particularly cruel parents.
Hehehe...awww sorry, it was the only famous Richard I could find on Google
Anyway, from the sublime to the ridiculous
Hickle Pickle
But, naw, the Christian Name has to be Pickle now
Anyway, from the sublime to the ridiculous
Hickle Pickle
But, naw, the Christian Name has to be Pickle now
Now I feel really bad Ed 
No one has posted in this thread
OK
Pickle(s) Fire-Cat
Ya can use the last syllable
No one has posted in this thread
OK
Pickle(s) Fire-Cat
Ya can use the last syllable
Neat little "how do I get out of this pickle?" shimmy-shammy.
Cat Steven(s)
Cat Steven(s)
Steven Seagal
Ann: I thought Richard Gere is more famous?
Pickle is really tough!
Ann: I thought Richard Gere is more famous?
Pickle is really tough!
OMG..rihengch, you are right
Whaddya think about Seagal?
Whaddya think about Seagal?
I enjoy Seagal Aikido, but it looks like the game will stop here. As difficult as Pickle..
rewind.....................................
Steven Gerrad (soccer player of Liverpool)
Let's continue....
rewind.....................................
Steven Gerrad (soccer player of Liverpool)
Let's continue....
Hey Jim, start your own game in another thread. This one is mine.
Back to two words and not names.
last two words that were posted by rihengch were
guide rod
here is my reply
rod sleeve
Back to two words and not names.
last two words that were posted by rihengch were
guide rod
here is my reply
rod sleeve
Is that a name, Red? Think I knew someone once called Rod Sleeve.
Sleeve note.
Sleeve note.
note book
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