'Follow On' Word Game

[Old Woman in Purple]

program content

 

[fromderinside]

recovery program

 

[Poppa Popobawa]

Guide rail

 

[Old Woman in Purple]

travel agency

 

[fromderinside]

add* numbers

* ^{_{spelling liberties}}

 

[Mediancat]

Racketball.

Rob

 

[Tars Tarkus]

hawk eye

 

[fromderinside]

Chingachgook

 

[Old Woman in Purple]

Ok, fromderinside earns a hat-tip; I'm stumped with his entry. [What?!? No 'hat-tip' emoticon in the option list?!? That's not right....]

Continuing the game from Tars Tarkus's entry:

hawk eye

Doctor Strange

 

[fromderinside]

Chingachgook

bridge for you.

Mohican


Oh and if you wish to continue new seed

Marvel

 

[Old Woman in Purple]

Neither "Mohican" or "Marvel" follow from previous entries.

Technically, 'Chingachgook' didn't work either, but I tried to run with it. I understood you were playing with words a bit ('eye ching' instead of 'I Ching'), which left me to do something with 'gook'... which I couldn't think of anything for that which wasn't racist.... thus the concession.

Next entry uses 'Strange' as the first part of a transition phrase, (for example, "Strange Magic"), then use the second part of the transition phrase to start the actual entry (for example: "magic wand")

(I'm not saying the next entry HAS to be magic wand.... It was just an example. There are other options)

Standing entry is: Doctor Strange

 

[fromderinside]

Yeah. I messed up. Instead of leveraging of the last word I leveraged off both words.

Ergo hawkeye leads to the last mohican Chingachgook And Dr. STrange naturally leads to marvel comics and Marvel films

So lets take

Doctor Strange

smelling odor

OK?

 

[bilby]

Yeah. I messed up. Instead of leveraging of the last word I leveraged off both words.

Ergo hawkeye leads to the last mohican Chingachgook And Dr. STrange naturally leads to marvel comics and Marvel films

So lets take

Doctor Strange

smelling odor

OK?

I dunno; "strange smelling odor" might be a legitimate phrase, but "smelling odor" is questionable as a legitimate two-word phrase.

 

[fromderinside]

I remember it as a sample odor used by perfumers back in my school daze.

 

[Old Woman in Purple]

Yeah, I think "smelling oder" is stretching it a bit; you described something more akin to "scent sample".

We're still at:

Doctor Strange


Persistence, folks! We'll get it rolling again eventually!

 

[Tharmas]

days ahead

 

[fromderinside]

against wind

 

[Old Woman in Purple]

tunnel vision

 

[fromderinside]

test limen*

* ^{_{See. One can use two words to select last word response quite nicely.}}

 

[Old Woman in Purple]

Insulae Gin