I am sorry for my lack of tact, for I should say thoughtfully "sir, would you kindly go away briskly".
Bulls Beers said:My big sack is full, but I'm not that mad. It always will, without smart thinking and a happy outlook.
Obviously, I'm talking about kick balls.. Sicko's.![]()
Man, it's hard to write something about beer, barley, yeast, brew, brewing, etc., but here goes.
Ah, I know all my hard work was worth it as I'm tasting a malty drink with a thick cap of foam on top.
Why not stick to limiting words to sixty minus forty? Limits can accomplish many substantial things in this crazy world.
“That is fairly difficult if you try to think about it, but it forms into a cool way to train your brain.” That is a paragraph without a single “E” in itThey do not have to be full/proper sentences, just anything that makes a little sense.
I will go to a mall today. - No letter "e"- but string 20 words together in a series of sentences that somewhat make sense, without the letter E?
The reason I ask...
My argument for a computer project: By running a search for the letter "E", knowing that each (sensible, well written) description, in sentence form, contains at least 20 words, we will get a complete list.
The other argument: You can't just search for the letter "E" to get a complete list, that's too simple.
So, can you write a 20 word description of an item(or any 20 words in sentences) without using the letter "E"?