OK, skip me again.
Col. Potter said “horse hockey”? :dubious:
Think you meant to say: Ernie always bathed with a rubber pucky.
Well, don’t I feel ducky. I should have left my original post #3060 'cause I got it right.
Now y’all can guess which ducky word expresses my feelings about this. 
Confession time: I was sure it was “pucky,” but when I saw kunilou’s “hockey,” that seemed right, too. Since either one worked, I took the Way of the Wuss and kept my mouth shut.
Then here comes The Buddha! One should not argue with The Buddha for the sake of one’s Karma. So to redeem myself, I will play both words in one sentence and next up can choose either–
BIP:
I scraped a lucky on my finger while I was talkie that window seam with my talkie gun.
(This is just awful. Good.Luck.)
What on earth are you all caulking about? 
ETA: Though I was pretty sure CheshireKat meant, “Well, don’t I feel sucky.” But that’s just my opinion, I could be wrong…
The Northern Talkingbird is the state bird of Texas.
:: Originally I meant yucky, but realized sucky would work just as well. Sucky is a much more sophisticated choice so “Yay you!” 
Glad that’s all sorted out, so we can keep this thread mocking along now.
Yeah, yeah, just as soon as I finish watching, “Rocking and Bullwinkle.”
That’s the story of the legendary football coach at Wassamata U, Knute Rocky.
I don’t understand the appeal of Rockne, unless you like being toothless and cold every time you play.
Are you thinking of sake? Never made me cold…
No, not sake. One clue is the last word.
(Did I misunderstand the rules? Did I have to pick “hockey”? I’ve never played this before…)
(Yes. You’re supposed to use the word that would have fit the previous post, but then misuse it in your own sentence).
In play:
On a beautiful spring day like this, a lot of kids are tempted to play hockey from school.
And then they go make hookey!
(?)
I love “Charlie Brown Christmas” when Whoopie dances on Schroeder’s piano.
Whoopie! You got some ‘splainin’ to do!!
LOL, you almost got it! Put the correct answer to “…when Whoopie dances on Schroeder’s piano” in your sentence:
Snoopy! You got some ‘splainin’ to do!!
On with the game…
Actually, it was Chicken Little who had much more explaining to do for causing all that paranoia about the falling sky. Goosey Lucy was more just along for the ride.
I hate taking Vicodin – makes me feel nauseous and loosey.