The tasks set out for us on the first day were threefold:
- To create a new word, or a new definition for an existing word.
- To create an acronym for your hometown or nearby towns.
- To turn your hometown/nearby town into a word, giving it a definition and usage.
Although I had a few words for the first task, they weren't that great.
- Appull- The desire for Macintosh products.
- Hyperbolic- An over excited evil genius.
- Slummy- Chav money.
- Chester- Curly haired Europeans spend their euros rashly. (Thank Bean for that one)
- Blacon- Bit loud and chavvy, obscene nightly.
- Blacon- A burnt, black bacon sandwich.
Obviously it needs a bit of improvement, like trying to get a single letter on a single slice of bread. I figure I might have to cheat and find the largest loaf of bread possible, I figure the freshly baked ones with amazing crusts are probably my best bet.
Another thought is to get it on a decent backdrop, as I was struggling to find room in the house, thus the three chopping boards it's laid out on. I plan to make it more like a café atmosphere, perhaps even have each slice on a plate.
I do like the ketchup lettering though. :D The random capital B annoys me though. What was I thinking?
I could quite happily go without ever seeing bacon again though. I don't even eat it.
Everyone else seemed to enjoy it though! :)
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