The Forbidden Letter Game

[antiaircraft]

E:

 

Hurrah for difficult symbols! :D Anyway, I too own a vacuum for my symbolic input pad, although it works poorly, and I should probably go out and find an air can to fix things satisfactorily.

[Seliphra]

F:

It would make the most sense right? Personally I tend to use the digits on my hand to rid my keyboard so it doesn't have TOO much dust on it...but it has enough...

[antiaircraft]

G:

 

Unfortunately the people in my household tend to eat various crumb-heavy foods in very close proximity to the computers. <_<

[Seliphra]

H:

Quite rude really...if only certain people didn't eat crumby food near keyboards...

also drinks can do great damage

[antiaircraft]

I:

 

Fortunately my mum has banned beverages from the study altogether.

[Seliphra]

J:

Unfortunately my mother hasn't done the same and continually drinks tea, pop, coffee and more near the computer...and ruins the keyboard...we get a new one every so often...

[BrownBeluga]

K:

 

Yesterday, I went to the supermarket to purchase a new pair of groovy leggings for the upcoming President's Day Party in Wal-Mart.

[antiaircraft]

K:

 

Unfortunately the aforementioned building contained a letter ambush, just waiting to be sprung.

[Seliphra]

L:

I am sure though that in time she can acquire the 'force' of this game. I wanted to use a different word, however my current character of avoidance might then ambush me too!

[antiaircraft]

M:

 

Indeed, through this wordplay thread TDNF is training an elite task force of crack letter-avoiders! :D

[Seliphra]

N:

Agreed! We could defeat almost all foes who attempt to fight with us over letter avoiding!

[antiaircraft]

N:

 

The primary hole we must overcome however, is the lack of members to form our force (also, the ambushes).

[Seliphra]

O:

I see why we might need further numbers in this game, but I think that if thee picked my last saying with a fine eye, they might see that I did it perfectly, like I just did here.

[antiaircraft]

P:

 

Alas, the word 'avoiding' does indeed contain an 'n', as irritating as that may be... :(

[Seliphra]

Q:

I hadn't even noticed that one...well, first mistake, so far so good!

And I avoided O much better :yes:

[antiaircraft]

R:

 

Indeed, and O was a challenge well beyond N I might add. ;)

[Rose_682]

S:

Ok. The letter I have now I have not.

 

((AA needs to stop taking my post spots!!!))

[antiaircraft]

T:

 

My apologies, I do occasionally ninja members as I clear nine or so discussion areas in one go.

[Rose_682]

U:

 

Apology accepted, and not really necessary. After all, it is first come first served, rather than reserved seating. I was merely irritated that I was ninja'd twice in a row! :P

[antiaircraft]

V:

 

Twice in a row? :ohno: My word, sincerest apologies again - I probably shouldn't be checking the word games topics quite so frequently. xD

[Rose_682]

W:

 

It is necessary to reply to topics frequently to keep the fun and games going. After all, unless there are replies, I cannot reply, and I fear I must become very bored if there is nothing to reply to. So, being ninja'd occasionally is not really a big deal compared to a dead forum! Again, no apologies needed :D

[antiaircraft]

X:

 

Fair enough, although it's probably worth mentioning that the 21-day dead topic rule is rarely enforced on word games, and definitely not without good reason. :yes:

[Rose_682]

Y:

 

Well, reason enough would be that people get bored posting on the same games all the time. Then people take a break from the games, and the games get left alone for a while. At least, that is what I assume must happen from time to time. Otherwise, that the 3-week posting rule is not enforced all that often on the games would seem to me to be nothing spectacular. :P

[antiaircraft]

Z:

 

Well, word games have died in the past, although they could have easily been revived in a single post. :( I do enjoy reviving word games when I get the opportunity though.

[Rose_682]

A:

 

I do not like this letter. It is difficult enough to type sentences without other letters in them. But it is very difficult indeed to type without the vowels.