Unofficial Tex Murphy

I got the hiccups just trying to read that word! BTW, I think it's spelled hiccoughs, or something similar.

The word you mentioned, TM, was the $64,000 question many years ago. The contestant was asked to spell it - and did! It became famous here in the USA for some time afterwards.

I like pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis.

Adolph Blaine Charles David Earl Frederick Gerald Hubert Irvin John Kenneth Lloyd Martin Nero Oliver Paul Quincy Randolph Sherman Thomas Uncas Victor William Xerxes Yancy Zeus.

As far as I know, this is the world's longest name. And believe it or not - I wrote it entirely from memory. Which is why you'll have to excuse me if I got something wrong, I'm not entirely 100 percent sure, and I cba to check

Y'know, just as long as we're getting into the world's longest linguistics here

-Fred

Edit: Okay, I checked. I got the 'E' wrong. Knew it sounded weird.

Is this the longest thread yet?

I do believe so. I would also like to point out for the record that it is *I* who am responsible for the general girth of this thread. Not like that is a .. umm .. accomplishment or anything. But yeah ... so there it is.

tipping my hat as the 200th reply to this inane thread!

Well, I figure 201 is better that 101; does that make me smarter? Don't answer that!

That makes this 202, which is twice as good as 101

Yay, I did something right with maths! Wooo!!

-Fred

Only 97 left 'til 300!

Does anyone know the Adventure "Spellcasting 101"?

That's far too legitimate a question for this thread.

Why?

Because the elephant tripped on the orange while juggling water.

Blatantly!

-Fred

Yes, this was obvious.

Why would he even have to explain that?