Tongue Twisters

Tongue Twisters

Tying tongues in twisted tangles

Can you still pronounce uncouth with two half hitches tied in your tongue?

Tongue Twisters held the coveted title of Current Champ from Tuesday, September 23, 2008 to Thursday, September 25, 2008, heartily vanquishing The Phoneticist to earn it. Unfortunately, brutal defeat came soon after, at the merciless hands of Austin Auction.

This hero's magnaminous likeness was captured at their moment of glorious triumph by Sutter .

Audience

Quotes overheard while standing in the crowd that gathered to watch the carnage…

  1. I thought i saw these three floating away on a Toy Boat Toy Boat Toy Boat.

    kevin | [ a ]

  2. Peter Piper picked peppers, the run rock rhyme. Humpty dumpty fell down, was his hard time.

    Nikolai | [ a ]

  3. Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry.

    L | [ a ]

  4. AWESOME Sutter.

    Just AWESOME.

    bearskinrug | [ a ]

  5. I notice that Peter is holding a pan flute. Did he buy the Zamfir two-record set and fall in love with the magic of the pan flute, like the rest of us who watched Jeopardy in the 80s?

    ajob223 | [ a ]

  6. All woodchucks need sweatbands. Definitely.

    burt | [ a ]

  7. I thought that was some sort of tonsure...

    Kristina | [ a ]

  8. This did not go the way I thought it would. The woodchuck looks mean in a twisted sort of way.

    Unique New York

    BinckyD | [ a ]

  9. This is totally awesome, dude.

    Iancorey | [ a ]

  10. Red Leather, Yellow Leather, Red Leather, now which was it again?

    Thats one mean looking Woodchuck that I wouldn't wanna be chucked by!

    Mountain Gnome | [ a ]

  11. Have you guys considered doing a Twitter feed in addition to the RSS feed? https://twitter.com/superest isn't taken yet...

    Carla | [ a ]

  12. CARLA: Ah yes, but this IS taken: https://twitter.com/thesuperest

    sutter | [ a ]

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