Wow, I just noticed something

[Botany]

Wound as in an injury & wound as in the string was
wound around the ball are spelled the same.

You may now go back and do whatever you do.

[trof]

1. Wind and wind.

The wind is blowing and I need to wind the clock.

[Botany]

3. Stop it!

This is getting crazy .... I feel so "out of it" now.

Damn it I liked when we all spoke American and we
didn't have these problems.

[trof]

4. It gets even worse. Read and read.

Did you read the headlines this morning?
No, I read them last night.

[Botany]

6. Make 'em stop!

Please now I am thinking ....

I lead the horse to it's stall.

The bullets are made of lead.

[taterguy]

2. Holy fucking shit

You've just blown my mind

[Inchworm]

5. Be live and live

It goes on and on!

:)

[darkstar]

7. raise and raze

Ten days after the barn was raised it was razed to the ground.

[Botany]

8. Now that is just crazy talk

[Haole Girl]

9. Ick

I guess I'll log out, and log back in after I'm finished eating....

please warn us, that it is graphic, next time...ok? :-(

[trof]

10. Fore and four.

He took four swings but after the 5th had to yell 'FORE!'.

[Botany]

11. Did he bring along his two iron too.

This is getting freaky.

[trof]

12. to-too-two-tutu

Don't get me started.

[MonkeyFunk]

13. "Cleave"

can mean to bind together, or to split apart.

"Dust" can mean to put dust on, or take dust off.

[DarkTirade]

14. I wound the bandage around the wound.

There are a lot of words in the english language like that.

I confused somebody online a while back with the past tense of the word 'improv'. :) Improved. Looks like a different word.