I played with your name. 

Thank you--maize was great, but I love robotize!

Congratulations on reaching 10,000 words, fbharjo!

I am truly humbled.

Sliced paw-paw. Better with radio waves
across the ocean, or at least lime juice and a tinge of regret.

I have seabirds too but I keep them hidden. Mostly. Try aerial banyan roots longing for ground, it's therapeutic. If all else fails, karmageddon.

I hate picking favorites, but you're my favorite Wordie user. I hope that's not too creepy.

That's UTC-7 I guess.
I hope the double post was unintended so I don't bring harm to an artistic impression when I remove one... ^^
Merry Christmas.

Wow, other people need drugs to think of such things as you construct here; and I guess I would need some to fathom them (antecedent at your discretion). It's always thrilling when I can nevertheless make sense of things here often remind me of thoughts I once had yet still can't quite remember. Perhaps it's all due to change.
As I don't know your timezone, sleep well, whenever.

I am trying to show the commonality of words spelled in the pattern of any letter or space; followed by the letter "i" ;followed by two of any letter or space; followed by the letter "e"; followed by two of any letter or space; followed by the "letter "a"; followed by any letter or space. I see "projection" as being a common aspect of the words I have chosen. You may project something else?!?! I am not using tags at this point. I have created a separate list with the title of " ?i??e??a?"

Hi fbharjo. Your tags with question marks in them don't seem to be working. Maybe you should try dashes instead: -i--e-a--.

What are you trying to show with these tags? You're not included all the vowels, so I'm not sure what pattern you're after. With panvocalics someone suggested in Word Ways that in addition to the sequence of vowels, one could look at the spacing. So aeiou could be a-e-iou or a-ei-ou, etc.

Thanks for contributing to my "Palin Drones" list.