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Negatory. American woman was writen by The Guess Who, not lenny kravits. I also think you cheated w/ Ameri being a prefix.
Lenny Kravitz reached #49 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1999 with American Woman, a cover of the original (I think). Fair game.Negatory. American woman was writen by The Guess Who, not lenny kravits. I also think you cheated w/ Ameri being a prefix.
What was your alternate choice? Too late now, the game has moved on.
Negatory. American woman was writen by The Guess Who, not lenny kravits. I also think you cheated w/ Ameri being a prefix.
It doesn't say I have to list the original.
And just trying to change it up a bit, sort of like earlier we kept coming back to "you". I propose two new rules. No one word songs and you must do your best to not match the same word as the person before matched.
It doesn't say I have to list the original.
You got me there, I guess I read it wrong. And I agree on the not using the same word 5 times in a row(eventhough I've done it), but I still protest that Ameri is not a prefix. America comes from the name of Columbus' navigator Americo Vespucci, and is therfor not a prefix.
Well, I don't see a problem with single word titles, really. If I posted "Think - Aretha Franklin", it would be very easy for someone to come up with another title containing the word "think" in it.It doesn't say I have to list the original.
Sometimes, going after the same word for a string of posts is kind of interesting, don't you think? Kind of like a short running theme. They never last too long.
I have pondered that posters should, however, be required to look back at least a small number of posts to assure they aren't listing a song which has been posted recently. What think you? And, how do you feel about my feedback to your suggestions? Am I full of it?
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Perhaps using word fragments should have a minimum character limit. Otherwise, it would be legitimate to use one or two letters. But, IMO, five characters ought to be enough. I'm listening.You got me there, I guess I read it wrong. And I agree on the not using the same word 5 times in a row(eventhough I've done it), but I still protest that Ameri is not a prefix. America comes from the name of Columbus' navigator Americo Vespucci, and is therfor not a prefix.
it's good to discuss these things before my ability to edit the rules runs out.
I think any "actual" english suffix or prefix is fine, so would hyphenations. Slang should be fine, as long as the term actually contains the word in question. How 'bout that?
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