Not much to say about this. The topic came up. I had to pull up a list of top Sci-Fi movies. I decided to stay with the synonyms for psycho while many decided just to play around with movie names any-which-way. I got several in, so I did okay.
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site.
Not much to say about this. The topic came up. I had to pull up a list of top Sci-Fi movies. I decided to stay with the synonyms for psycho while many decided just to play around with movie names any-which-way. I got several in, so I did okay.
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Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. Well, it turns out I was able to make it to the latest hashtag game. There was a lot of downtime in the waiting room, so I manage a few entries. I was really winging it, just working off my phone, but I got a very high percentage in considering how few I sent in this time. But there were a lot of fun ones, so check out: Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. Yeah, late posting this one, but since I'm going to miss this week's game, it all nets out. Cereals/Celebrities. It's a tried and true premise. There are hundreds of cereals, but only a handful are actually commonly known or have a decent enough name to make a joke out of it (I'm looking at you Life). I'm finding that while every youngster goes with the recent stuff, from celebrities to movies and TV, as an oldster, remembering pre-1980s pop culture references seems to get me through. So, check out: Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. First off, I don't know why they misspelled rotten. Anyway, I went kinda nuts on this one. I pulled up a list of "the 200 best rom-coms" and just worked my way down it, until I just got tired. I did like 20 or so and got a goodly number of them included on-site. A couple of them were pretty good, many of them were kinda lame puns, but I try to bury them in content so they'll remember my name. Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. I didn't think I was going to do this one. When they say something like "80s movies" my sense of time is so bad, I don't remember when movies came out. I'm like a toddler who says "yesterday" mean could be "yesterday" or "last Christmas." So, I had to google top films of the 1980s, or if a pun came to me, I had to check to see if it came out in the 80s (like Twilight Zone: The Movie). A lot of puns with the word brie, which is an easy one to do. But I came up with a couple of clever ones I'm proud of (see: Twilight Zone). And there were a number of excellent puns by others as well. So join us now as we... Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. Yeah, I’m disappointed this week. Cute topic and I churned out like twenty tweets. They picked 3. And not even my best ones. There were a ton of duplicate entries, and I guess many of them canceled each other out. And then there’s the fact that WH put all their tweets as the “winners,” leaving less room for us freelancers. There are some pretty clever gags here, so check it out! Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. Okay, this one threw me at first, I thought they were going blue again. Then I realized they meant Fantasy MOVIES. Oh, okay, that I can manage. Did 15 or so. Got seven onto their site. And I finally did write something new and submitted it. More on that later. Meanwhile, enjoy this week's hashtag game finalists: Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. Full disclosure, I was off the grid for a couple of weeks and my Google calendar reminded me about the game. Musicians. Food. I'll admit, my heart wasn't fully in it, but I managed to come up with 15 or so. Five made the cut. There were some solid entries here, so I was lucky to get in, I think. Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. I have to say, this week's game was kinda tough. I'll admit my first entry just popped into my head (Dish-wassailer) but then a lot of research was necessary. Some were a stretch. Some were okay. I tried to approach the gags from multiple angles because there was no real beam to ride. The last one was another head-popper (Hair combs Santa Claus). I managed to submit a lot and got 14 picked for the website, a personal best. So, check out..
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. Time for holdiay parodies and this was was a little disconcerting. I am about to submit an article to WH, my No-well bit, so this hashtag is cutting a bit too close to that. I'm sure they'll forget all about it when I submit it next week. I popped out a couple of these quickly, but then had to pull up a list of the top holiday songs and the most popular diseases. And again, I thought I read over the WH entries to the hashtag, but wound up duping a couple of ones I should have seen as obvious. But with well over a dozen entries, I got 7 included in the webpage. Check it out! |
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