Stuff is a marvelous word of the English language. It can be rhymed with other awesome words, such as “buff” or “duffle bag”, but only in a round about way, or on Mondays. If I were to say “The stuff is in the buff duffle bag with the tufted turkey” wouldn’t you agree that that would be a highly fungible use of rhyme? I believe it would be. Another awesome word is “Squid”, which can be rhymed with “kid” or “lid”. Imagine this: A kid squid with a lid on the mid-ocean ridge placing a bid of quid on the stuff which is in the buff duffle bag with the tufted turkey. Wouldn’t that be, using the most recent definition of the word, most indubitably fungible? Which leads to another simply amazing word: Fungible. Unfortunately, it is getting late, and my brain is shutting off, so I can’t think of anything which rhymes with fungible, so I’ll leave you with this sentence in mind: A fungible kid squid with a lid on the mid-ocean ridge placing a bid of quid on the stuff that is in the buff duffle bag with the tufted turkey.

Win.