Before and After; The Phrase Connecting Game

[Reply #480 on:]

 

Originally posted by ALequalsGREAT:
Byproduct of a certain "watercraft"...

a big clue is the quotes around the word- it ain't what it seems 
also it involves Fry

[Reply #481 on:]

Boat (eggs/ex)actly as naugh(ty/tee)nage years?

[Reply #482 on:]

Boat (eggs/ex)actly as naugh(ty/tee)n years?

Edit: DAAAAAMN YOOOOOOU SHEPHEEEEEERD!!

[Reply #483 on:]

If you have one ready to go then be my guest, JBERGES. I'm not prepared for a win, it could take a while.

EDIT: (assuming we're right)

[Reply #484 on:]

Commendations to you both! That was almost a quantum finish...
 

[Reply #485 on:]

I got nothing, it's yours when you're ready, Shark.

[Reply #486 on:]

Guess I'm quicker than I thought.

Positive declaration of soda concentrate levels + Vertical horizontal and most important limb + Home of the screaming skulls

I assume this will be easy.

[Reply #487 on:]

"We're ok on Coke syr(up" )side your head museum!

[Reply #488 on:]

See what I mean? Easy!

This is what happens when you rush things. Please take control, AL.

[Reply #489 on:]

A location from which one may scornfully view Decapodians, apparently + one cause of a mistrial + a particular PE member's perceived superiority to another

It took me an hour to write, I thought it would take an hour to read!

[Reply #490 on:]

I think the first part is "nob hill" but on the rest I'm stuck.

[Reply #491 on:]

Does that make the second one Hillbilly lawyer/prosecutor?

[Reply #492 on:]

Frisco + Shepherd= true (prosecutor)

[Reply #493 on:]

Nob hillbilly prosecutor/cuter than Leela (Amy is relieved that she is)

[Reply #494 on:]

Marvelous, marvelous!
*clap clap* Bring me my ranch dressing hose!

[Reply #495 on:]

 

Originally posted by JBERGES:
Here's a challenge; try getting a cyclical answer.

Done it. But I guess it will be easy.

"When we get ___ ___ ___ ___" + Proposed amount of Popplers to take + Lars's order to the captain + BBS saviour + Result of Mr and Mrs Conrad going to Spa 5

[Reply #496 on:]

Nice one! I will have to try cyclical too...

Back to the ship-full fast ahead of Hermes requisitioned his groove back

[Reply #497 on:]

It works but to be 100% on my level then you need a Michelle quote to start with and then adjust no2 accordingly.

[Reply #498 on:]

Ahhh...
back to the hole/whole bender-full fast (a)head of Hermes requisitioned his groove back
I will repost with a new one after I bear down and come up with a loop answer

[Reply #499 on:]

So it goes:

Back to the whole Bender-full fast ahead of Hermes requisitioned his groove back to the whole Bender-full fast ahead of Hermes requisitioned his groove back to the whole Bender-full fast ahead of Hermes requisitioned his groove back to the whole Bender-full fast ahead of Hermes requisitioned his groove back to the whole Bender-full fast ahead of Hermes requisitioned his groove back... etc.

Making it can be almost unbearable, and it's also quite tough to keep the number of clues down to the bear minimum, cause you hope the loop will come after just... one... more.. clue. Best of luck   

[Reply #500 on:]

xD yea, that was frustrating. Here it is, short and sweet:
known for delivering messages from other people from himself + he is against those things that everybody hates + one of a trio of significant beasts
I tried to make it more difficult by using extra words...

[Reply #501 on:]

Zoidberg, John Jackson of Khan?

[Reply #502 on:]

No, it's:

Congo jackson of kongo jackson of kong etc

[Reply #503 on:]

Or more accurately:

Congo Jack Johnson of Kong(Con)go...

I was stuck thinking about the message Zoidberg wrote on his stationary 'from Fry,' but if that's the case it's not cyclical.

But you have it Shepherd, I said Khaaaaan instead of Kong anyways.

[Reply #504 on:]

Son of Khan/Son of Kong.

You say tom-art-o, I say tom-ate-o. 

   

[Reply #505 on:]

I didn't think it would be very difficult, hence the stupid way I worded the clues 
Congo Jack John(son) of Kong...et. infinitum
JBERGES is the most correct but fight to the death over who goes...or something more civilized I suppose.

[Reply #506 on:]

How about just saying "go for it JBERGES! I want to guess again."?

Unless you really really want a fight...

[Reply #507 on:]

Yea, what you said!

[Reply #508 on:]

*BUMP*
I am kind of busy at work this week, but I will work on another puzzle if anyone still wants to play...

[Reply #509 on:]

Sure I'm in.

[Reply #510 on:]

me too, I was just going to make my meals for the next month and freeze the them, but that can wait.

[Reply #511 on:]

Okay, 'nother short circular one I hope:

Post-match plural address to the losers (now starting with a contraction) + olfactory desensitization to this after extended exposure + opening tutorial on this (non-abbreviated suffix)

Ready....go!

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I'm getting there. Maybe this will help others:

I think the join between 1 and 2 is cali(bre/bur)ning rhesus monkey. (Tate quote: "You are all fools of the highest calibre" )

Not sure how to start the first clue since I'm blanking on the last.

[Reply #513 on:]

Well, if that is the first one then evidently it has to be contracted into "You're", hence the "now starting with a contraction", and then since it's supposed to be circular that would probably make the last one end with - URL..? ("non-abbreviated suffix"?..)

But I'm not sure right now what that last one would be either.

[Reply #514 on:]

Nice work on the first 2 SoS and km- a clue to the vague third one:
series-opening tutorial...
The last word of the third clue has to be written out to make it circular, it is normally abbreviated...

[Reply #515 on:]

That makes it Monkey Fracas Jun(ior/you're) all fools of the highest cali(bre/bur)ning rhesus monkey.

It seemed easier to show it by starting with the last one.

[Reply #516 on:]

Woot! Good one!
I had to adjust the words a little to get it to go 'round 
have at it~

[Reply #517 on:]

Not circular this time and very short.

Classic confectionery + Powerful with the ability to contort

[Reply #518 on:]

Nitrogum  + Gumbercules = Nitrogumbercules?

[Reply #519 on:]

Ooh so close. The first clue is more cryptic than it first appears.