"Can You?"
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Here is my sentence, Bonnie:

In defense of your character, I will deduct all its flaws in detail and thus will I defeat your dark mood.

5/7/2008 5:25:50 PM [ Report Abuse ]

I like Connie's a lot. But here's my poor entry: In lieu of accepting the defeat at hand, they decided to deduct a defense player and work out the details later. (What game this is I'm not sure. :))

5/6/2008 12:53:10 PM [ Report Abuse ]

While de duck was out for a walk one day, deduct-tail got caught in defense when defeat stumbled, resulting in detail turning "black and bruise."

It takes all kinds.....
Connie

5/6/2008 10:32:23 AM [ Report Abuse ]

DEFEAT, DEDUCT, DEFENSE, DETAIL

In my defense, I think you should look at every detail before you deduct my sentence and issue my defeat.

hee, hee...
Cryssa

5/6/2008 10:22:20 AM [ Report Abuse ]

In your hearts defense, take detail of life's defeat and deduct pain.

:)

5/6/2008 9:34:49 AM [ Report Abuse ]

OK -
The defense would attempt to defeat the prosecutor, going into detail all the circumstantial evidence the jury should deduct.
Seems Randall's quizes ("Mystery Writer") are spreading about :o)
Love, Micke

5/6/2008 8:41:12 AM [ Report Abuse ]

Defeat will deduct on its defense all its what if...in detail.

5/6/2008 7:14:48 AM [ Report Abuse ]

This is mine Bonnie, such a hard time with it, but here it is. Do not defeat the purpose, deduct from your actions, part with your defenses, or leave withou any deatail. Such a long sentence not the best, but a good try to enter the thing you've got going. Good idea Bonnie. Love, Lois

5/6/2008 7:07:17 AM [ Report Abuse ]