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[Akroma]

That not be faulty grammar. That be pirate speech.

Arrr! Chiver me timbers!

yarrr, you be an idiot, pirate boy

[Jreengus]

I originally intended to type with the forbidden letter in ever word but that quickly became too difficult and I cea-ed ... -topped ... con-equently ... ummm ... didn't?

[qwertyuiopas]

But what about the "Re:" title appended to the top of our text?
I declare all of you to be accidentally breaking the one rule to rule them all!

[Ultimuh]

I originally intended to type with the forbidden letter in ever word but that quickly became too difficult and I cea-ed ... -topped ... con-equently ... ummm ... didn't?

You could utilize the phrase: "and I decided not to."

Well, it zoundz better no?  Ach! I zound like a german zientizt now! *faceplamz himzelf*

[Yanlin]

I have fixed my recent reply.

(Since this is a social experiment ran by me, I can't actually make us lose just for explaining something.)

[Aldaris]

I hereby declare that the topic here will be imminently taken over by grammer natzis.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Pull the lever linked to the chains of the hunting dogs.


Other than that, it may be entertaining if we attempt to apply the forbidden letter legally, namely plurals, in great amounts.

((Damn, the challenge makes causes is succeeds manages does makes succesfully[Oh, I give up here.]  give an air of superiorty/arrogance to your arguments.))

And thirdly, would one need to use my name, I would appreciate a lack of the word 'pylon' in any description of my name.

[Akroma]

you were the one who failed at winning. the people left behind did not mention the letter, only you did

[Coaldiamond]

I originally intended to type with the forbidden letter in ever word but that quickly became too difficult and I cea-ed ... -topped ... con-equently ... ummm ... didn't?

You could utilize the phrase: "and I decided not to."

Well, it zoundz better no?  Ach! I zound like a german zientizt now! *faceplamz himzelf*

Fault! Point totals are now Ultimuh: -1. The "No _ Thread": 0

[Aldaris]

I have fixed my recent reply.

(Since this is a social experiment ran by me, I can't actually make us lose just for explaining something.)

If only you could. I wonder if your ramblings had the goal of an example like that? Or was it an accident?

[Zai]

EXTRA HARDCORE: Put your No _ Reply through the Babelizer and have it come back with no _s (apart from plural words, unless you want to do an EXTREME HARDCORE No _ Reply) and then reply.

[chaoticag]

And thirdly, would one need to use my name, I would appreciate a lack of the word 'pylon' in any description of my name.

Actually, "The Learned", I can use your name by changing it from Arabic to the one we're employing at the moment!

[Aldaris]

And thirdly, would one need to use my name, I would appreciate a lack of the word 'pylon' in any description of my name.

Actually, "The Learned", I can use your name by changing it from Arabic to the one we're employing at the moment!

I never knew the word meant anything in arabic, I know that a brand of latvian (Or a country next to it) beer employs it, and that [CelestialObject]craft uses it as a character, but I never thought it meant anything in arabic.

Good to know, though. And it's not a bad meaning.

[Duke 2.0]

I have fixed my recent reply.

(Since this is a social experiment ran by me, I can't actually make us lose just for explaining something.)

Before you there happened to be a monkey who did a parallel of what we are doing now. It ended with VN ending.
 Unfortunate that name cannot be named under the rule of the thread.

[qwertyuiopas]

Try with alt-21(§) if you have to.

[Akroma]

And thirdly, would one need to use my name, I would appreciate a lack of the word 'pylon' in any description of my name.

Actually, "The Learned", I can use your name by changing it from Arabic to the one we're employing at the moment!

I never knew the word meant anything in arabic, I know that a brand of latvian (Or a country next to it) beer employs it, and that [CelestialObject]craft uses it as a character, but I never thought it meant anything in arabic.

Good to know, though. And it's not a bad meaning.

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