Greg Truby
MrExcel MVP
- Joined
- Jun 19, 2002
- Messages
- 10,030
Given that I'm postin' this right before Thanksgiving, it may fall to you Brits, Aussies, Canadians and the good folk from other lands to help me get this started. I thought we might try another of the old chain story exercises. Since this is Mr. Excel after all, may I suggest that we try and "Excel-ize" it. Here's what I'm thinking. Each sentence should contain an Excel keyword. "Keyword" being either an Excel worksheet function or a VBA command/keyword. See if you can avoid repeating your keyword and try not to rely on the simple operators (AND, OR, NOT, IS) for your keyword. So here's me trying to get the tale started...<hr>
Bubba and Billie Joe's shift had come to an end and they were strolling through the plant's parking lot. As they passed rows of pickups and SUV's, Bubba could still see showers falling in the east. But the western sky was clear and the afternoon sun warmed their faces and shoulders. The air had the sort of fresh scent that only God's rain can bestow upon it.
Since they were late coming off of the first shift, they decided to wait for traffic to clear out a bit. Bubba dropped the tailgate of his new Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab. Then while Bubba reached into the back of the cab and grabbed a couple of cans of Coors, Billie Joe turned on the radio. A search of the airwaves yielded Alan Jackson's Chatahoochie.
"Bubba, did I tell you we got a call from Emma the other day? Her 2nd tour in Iraq is finally 'bout up and she'll return home some time in the next couple weeks. She said she thinks she can come visit us towards the end of the month."
Since he was a tadpole, Bubba had had a small crush on Billie Joe's cousin, Emma. "I still can't picture her as a soldier. Do you remember that summer when we was kids 'n' yer pa took us camping and Emma...
Bubba and Billie Joe's shift had come to an end and they were strolling through the plant's parking lot. As they passed rows of pickups and SUV's, Bubba could still see showers falling in the east. But the western sky was clear and the afternoon sun warmed their faces and shoulders. The air had the sort of fresh scent that only God's rain can bestow upon it.
Since they were late coming off of the first shift, they decided to wait for traffic to clear out a bit. Bubba dropped the tailgate of his new Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab. Then while Bubba reached into the back of the cab and grabbed a couple of cans of Coors, Billie Joe turned on the radio. A search of the airwaves yielded Alan Jackson's Chatahoochie.
"Bubba, did I tell you we got a call from Emma the other day? Her 2nd tour in Iraq is finally 'bout up and she'll return home some time in the next couple weeks. She said she thinks she can come visit us towards the end of the month."
Since he was a tadpole, Bubba had had a small crush on Billie Joe's cousin, Emma. "I still can't picture her as a soldier. Do you remember that summer when we was kids 'n' yer pa took us camping and Emma...