Word Association

[CommodoreTeach]

cherished - I am much elated myself to hear the elation of your heart. And I laughed aloud at the new film - the Silence of the Whangdoodles - a thriller if ever there was one!

Until next time, today's smashing outcome will be an incomparable display of victory! Thank you for your kind words, and please relay to your chieftess my gladness at the singing of her heart!

 

[CarriePie]

admire (Yes, Silence of the Whangdoodles is sure to be an ever bigger success than Silence of the Lambs!

It's morning here, and your masterful words have made an impact that will surely carry on for the rest of the day and beyond. I hope for much smashingness for you in return, as it's greatly deserved. You are the reason the Chieftess' heart is singing!)

 

[CommodoreTeach]

esteem - I highly esteem the silence of the Whangdoodles that our most recent victory has obtained. I hope you had a smashing day!

 

[CarriePie]

respect (I had a most smashing day, thank you! The silence was bliss, my heart was singing, everything was right with the world. I do hope all is smashingness with you!)

 

[CommodoreTeach]

honour - great to hear! All is smashingness with me also.

 

[CarriePie]

integrity (Well, I hope your week is continuing to be silent of Whangdoodles. And I hope smashingness is still at its peak, as it's much deserved!)

 

[CommodoreTeach]

sincerity - yes, my week has thus far only involved silent Whangdoodles. This has given me some relief from their continual whining, although sometimes the whining can be helpful, as one is much more rarely be ambushed by a whining Whangdoodle than a silent one. And smashingness levels are optimal.

 

[CarriePie]

genuineness (Now we have to worry about silent Whangdoodles ambushing us?! Our work is never done! But, glad we have optimal smashingness to keep us going!)

 

[CommodoreTeach]

pseudo - yes, our work is never done. But it can be rewarding. Especially in the middle of a Whangdoodle-tentacle harvesters strike.

 

[CarriePie]

science (I think we've had a rewarding year with these beasties! Much battling and great victories. And big harvests. I hope you don't plan to retire any time soon!)

 

[CommodoreTeach]

scholarship - yes. But most rewarding of all was your victory over the wicked crones who were supporting the evil Whangdoodles. I don't plan on retiring - people in my line of work generally are "retired" by others... to be used as a warning or something... that other people in my line of work tend to ignore. God, king and country, and all that. Minus the king, of course. We're not monarchists.

 

[CarriePie]

education (Oh yes, those wicked crones! Ghastly! I'd never stop fighting just because those ghastly things are out there in the world!
I'm elated that you don't plan to retire. Masterly skills are crucial! We must not let you be "retired" by others! Grrrrr....or is it Argghh lol)

 

[CommodoreTeach]

tuition - lol. Very noble of you. Why are you speaking of retirement? Are you much older than you look? Masterly skills can come in handy. But sometimes, pretending one has a masterly skill can be a skill in itself. Thank you for not letting me be "retired" by others. Lol. I think it is "Arrrrrrrrgghh".

I've had to restrain myself a few times for risk of being involuntarily retired. Very frustrating. Especially as freedom of speech is supposed to be enshrined in our constitution. I say our, but probably, it's not really mine. More yours. I'm somewhat of a pirate, and pirates aren't often afforded constitutions.

 

[CarriePie]

costly (Yes, it's all the collagen I take lol. Just kidding! I'm still in my early 40s. I guess that's old to some, but it's not retirement age.
The chieftess is determined to make sure you will never be "retired"! Or else hell must be paid! Arrrrrrrrrrghh!!)

 

[CommodoreTeach]

pricey - LOL. You do look younger, so I'm sure you must take a lot of collagen. Or if you don't, perhaps you fell into a pot of it when you were a baby? The Chieftess is very kind to make such a determination. Please convey to her my sincere gratitude.

 

[CarriePie]

expensive (I take collagen, hyaluronic acid, and other such things to help with my youthful appearance. Otherwise, fighting Whangdoodles would probably age me to beyond a 100! I workout also, so I can fight harder and make sure you are kept from being "retired" ...if I see blood, you might be in trouble though lol)

 

[CommodoreTeach]

steep - okay. Well done. I just wear my pirate hat and focus on detentaclizing Whangdoodles, but I think yours is the more successful strategy. Ha, ha. Some have compared me to a Whangdoodle tentacle - if I am "retired", I can always be "re-employed" unexpectedly.

And don't worry about the blood. I shall use my bloodless cutlass and detentaclizing pliers when detentaclizing Whangdoodles in your presence. And we can have official trophy-collectors to desiccate any hydrated appendages before handling.

But my ship is sailing, so I must fare thee well, until next time.

 

[CarriePie]

tea (I also do face exercises daily. Looking young takes effort lol

Thank you for being thoughtful concerning my problem with seeing blood.

There is so much to these Whangdoodle battles that other don't see. I think we need to be given a retirement stipend even if we don't retire! After all, we are keeping the world a safer place! And hopefully a little less woke...)

 

[CommodoreTeach]

tee - ha, ha. Well, your exercises are paying off. Perhaps a pair of rose-colored glasses would assist with your problem? You probably wouldn't notice the difference between ocean and Whangdoodle-tentacle hydraulic fluid...?

Yes, we work full-time to save the peoples of the Earth from the perils of the Whangdoodles, and get very little in return. I think the least we should get is an income tax refund. End the income tax for Whangdoodle-tentacle harvesters. Perhaps I should write to the President?

 

[CarriePie]

golf (Thank you most kindly!

I hadn't thought of rose colored glasses! So, that's what tentacle fluid looks like! If they try to rise up again, we'll contaminate it.

We are the hardest workers and the most underappreciated! And look what happened when the master was away! The Whangdoodles almost took over. It's like that movie They Live. People are willing to be taken over!

I'm glad we are above that!)