Things That Rhyme With Three - DPChallenge Forums

11/15/2005 02:09:32 PM · #32

Originally posted by idnic:

For a real challenge, how about: Things That Rhyme With Orange :P

There is the impossible mission!

I engage to cage the outrage of this rhyme for orange! Now I will put it in storage after I eat my porridge.

11/15/2005 02:19:42 PM · #33

What's this I see?
A non-number challenge that rhymes with 3?
B, C, D, and G
P, T, V and Z
Not you, but he, she me,
Not us, but we

If not 3 then 4!
If not tree, then floor or door?
The member challenge could be rhymes with 7...
Would that then be a slice of heaven?

Mattel Barbie Photo Designer Digital Camera

11/15/2005 02:28:14 PM · #34

Originally posted by KaDi:

The member challenge could be rhymes with 7...
Would that then be a slice of heaven?

Quite the oppiste; it would be pure hell. There are VERY few full rhymes for "seven" in the English language. Last syllable rhymes, sure, but would you accept "driven" as a rhymer for "seven" in this challenge? Here's 3 I can think of offhand:

devon, heaven, leaven...

That's about it, I think...

Robt.

nsbca7

11/15/2005 02:28:28 PM · #35

Originally posted by greatandsmall:

Originally posted by dahved:

Originally posted by wavelength:

Originally posted by greatandsmall:

Originally posted by elemess:
Stop rhyming! I mean it!

Quit whining! Eat peanuts!

No no, It's:

physic: "anybody want a peanut?"

inigo: "physic, are there rocks ahead"

physic: "if there are, we'll all be dead!"

vincini: "aaaaaaargh!"

Yes! I recoginized it right away. And this post doesn't rhyme. (BTW, it's Fezzik and Vizzini).

I didn't recognize it. I just thought I was being clever with my response. It must have been stuck in my subconscious from the last time I watched TPB.

INCONCEIVABLE!

nsbca7

Mattel Barbie Photo Designer Digital Camera

11/15/2005 02:29:32 PM · #36

Originally posted by bear_music:

Originally posted by KaDi:

The member challenge could be rhymes with 7...
Would that then be a slice of heaven?

Quite the oppiste; it would be pure hell. There are VERY few full rhymes for "seven" in the English language. Last syllable rhymes, sure, but would you accept "driven" as a rhymer for "seven" in this challenge? Here's 3 I can think of offhand:

devon, heaven, leaven...

That's about it, I think...

Robt.

revin'

Nikon AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.4D

11/15/2005 02:31:31 PM · #37

Originally posted by nsbca7:

revin'

Hmmm... "Revvin' seven mixers to leaven the manna in heaven?"

R.

taterbug

Nikon D300

11/15/2005 02:31:36 PM · #38

Originally posted by bear_music:

how 'bout 11 ?

11/15/2005 02:32:14 PM · #39

Originally posted by taterbug:

how 'bout 11 ?

DOH.... :-)

R.

11/15/2005 02:37:37 PM · #40

neveN mind!
seven is my orange. =)

11/15/2005 02:42:27 PM · #41

Unforgiven and forgiven>>>>>> stretching but I would accept driven.

11/15/2005 02:44:19 PM · #42

Originally posted by jsas:

Unforgiven and forgiven>>>>>> stretching but I would accept driven.

Yah... But given the demonstrated literal-mindedness of the "average" DPC voter, I doubt slant or consonatal rhymes would fly in this challenge :-)

R.

11/15/2005 02:47:41 PM · #43

Originally posted by bear_music:

Originally posted by jsas:
Unforgiven and forgiven>>>>>> stretching but I would accept driven.

Yah... But given the demonstrated literal-mindedness of the "average" DPC voter, I doubt slant or consonatal rhymes would fly in this challenge :-)

R.

True. I guess that would be leaven as you said earlier.

11/15/2005 02:49:34 PM · #44

Originally posted by jsas:

Originally posted by bear_music:

Originally posted by jsas:
Unforgiven and forgiven>>>>>> stretching but I would accept driven.

Yah... But given the demonstrated literal-mindedness of the "average" DPC voter, I doubt slant or consonatal rhymes would fly in this challenge :-)

R.

True. I guess that would be leaven as you said earlier.

? "Leaven" is a true rhyme... Or did I miss your point?

R.

11/15/2005 02:56:39 PM · #45

Originally posted by bear_music:

Originally posted by jsas:

Originally posted by bear_music:

Originally posted by jsas:
Unforgiven and forgiven>>>>>> stretching but I would accept driven.

Yah... But given the demonstrated literal-mindedness of the "average" DPC voter, I doubt slant or consonatal rhymes would fly in this challenge :-)

R.

No, by adding the slant or consonatal rhymes it would expand the challenge meaning, I was just agreeing with you.

True. I guess that would be leaven as you said earlier.

? "Leaven" is a true rhyme... Or did I miss your point?

R.

Hence leaven.

Message edited by author 2005-11-15 14:57:09.

11/15/2005 05:58:10 PM · #46

I'm not so sure about rhymes with _____, anymore....
...but I'm fairly well convinced we should have a rhyme related challenge!
Maybe Rhyme Times Two--pairs of things that rhyme. For example: blue glue, three bees, four stores, lucky ducky.... Sure, it'd be more or less a free study, but the titles would be delightful.

pidge

Canon EOS-7D Mark II

11/15/2005 06:02:30 PM · #47

Originally posted by KaDi:

Can you do it in a foreign language?