The Forbidden Letter Game

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The Forbidden Letter game was quite fun, so I decided to revive it.

The rules:

Make a good sentence (or more sentences), which consist in total of at least 10 words. The only difficult in here is that you aren't allowed to use one specific letter. Not in any word of the sentence(s)! The first forbidden letter will be A, followed by B, then C, D etcetera and after the Z we begin with A again.

Numbers are not allowed!With the exception of written numbers of course e.g. one, two , three, etc.

 

NOTE: If you do include the forbidden letter, the next person must start off with the same letter rather than the next.

I'll start off where the game originally left off:

 

 

D:

This game was so much fun that I brought it back from inactivity so we can have fun with it again.

[Honeycrisp]

E--

 

Although you might say it is fun, it is actually fairly difficult.

[antiaircraft]

F:

 

Honeycrisp's initial impression pertaining to this word game may be partially attributed to her being assigned the most common letter in the English langauge.

[Honeycrisp]

G--

 

It's true that I found it rather hard to write a sentence without an E.

[antiaircraft]

H:

 

Well, next up is a vowel - always nastily difficult to avoid, vowels are.

[Masaryk]

I:

 

Although a vowel was the focus, a sentence free from that letter was pretty easy to compose.

[-Ryan]

J:

 

This letter is very easy to use in this game. I'm glad you re-started this game. Never even knew it exsisted.

[Masaryk]

K:

 

I had never heard of this game either, but I'm glad we are playing it. There's another game I'm also playing, which I've just lost.

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L:

 

I know which game you speak of, THE GAME. I find that game kind of irritating though, so I don't do it.

[-Ryan]

M:

 

You both just caused Jolly Squirrel to speak in third person and lose what you are speaking of. D:

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N:

 

Time to move the subject to a more tasty topic, such as COOKIES!

[Tyler.]

M:

Cookies taste good and now I want to eat one.

[Masaryk]

N:

 

I'd love to post some more, but I have to go pick up my hubby from work.

[Honeycrisp]

O:

 

I must admit that I have just failed at winning the game as well.

[Masaryk]

P:

 

The next one to write a sentence will have a very easy time doing so.

[Captain Awesome Pants]

Q:

 

Laura agrees with you as this sentence was a piece of delicious cake.

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R:

 

 

I GOT NINJA'D! when google.com begins to ninja you, that is a bad sign.

[Masaryk]

S:

 

The next letter will be very difficult for the next individual to avoid when forming the next communication.

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T:

 

My brain is in so much pain from playing and fixing AoS 2009.

[Masaryk]

U:

 

Someone who posted before me broke the conventions of this game by typing digits.

[Tyler.]

V:

This letter is easy which makes me happy because I won't need to think.

[antiaircraft]

W:

 

The later letters of the alphabet are indeed relatively easy to avoid.

[-Ryan]

X:

 

Wow, this has got to be the easiest letter in the alphabet to avoid. I can't even think of more than two words that have my forbidden letter in it. o.o

[Lion]

Y:

 

Somehow, I believe that this game is fun. But how?

[Masaryk]

Z:

 

Although the next person may have a difficult time with their sentence, I realised that my letter is easy to avoid if I use British spellings.