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Marina, me and a few other guys are …

Marina, me and a few other guys are way back here in the Neat Pun Gallery.

Funny that Warren would discuss “peanut gallery” when his gravatar is Charlie Brown, a Peanuts character!
Good one, pennsyltucky9!
So what? Someone just took a shotgun to my lemur! (Now I need a new pet.)
How about the word “meadows?” After all, Las Vegas means “The Meadows.” Here in Las Vegas, one of our shopping malls is called The Meadows Mall, and the street it’s on is called Meadows.
I had Betty Willis sign a lithograph on June 21, 2008. She is the lady who, in the late 1950s, designed the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign that is so famously associated with my home town. Sadly, she did not establish any legal ownership of this design. If she had, she would be very rich, as the sign is reproduced in many forms in tourist shops all over town. When I think of the word “fabulous,” I can’t help but associate it with Sin City.

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Capman911, my original idea was to continue with requesting words within the conversation threads, but to flag word requests with a special emoticon. Your idea of an emoticon to click on for bold or underline would be along those lines. PedanticKarl also proposed the use of bold. However, I think sometimes people want to use use bold and underline for other purposes. I am still of the opinion that a special emoticon of some kind that has no other logical purpose would work best. Maybe an emoticon that is not yellow (right now, only Mr. Green stands out from the crowd). On the other hand, an emoticon, however visible to the eye, may not be searchable. My thought is that as the library of words/phrases/games grows, it will become more and more difficult for Marina to scan all the posts for word requests. Maybe someone more technically skilled and more creative than myself will come up with an idea to facilitate Marina’s arduous task of word request tracking.
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I was going to do a panda claws joke. Scratch that.
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Have you seen “Requiem for a Dream?” It’s a strange movie! (But definitely worth your time to see it.)
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LividEmerald is forever!
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Translation of a French Morse code message: “I am the Walrus!”