The Forbidden Letter Game

[antiaircraft]

B:

 

Vowels present a challenge indeed, although I do kinda like doing them - especially the letter E. :)

[Rose_682]

C:

 

The letter E is a very entertaining letter, I agree. It makes making any kind of sense a very interesting feat. But this letter is not that hard, I think. I would hazard a guess that the easiest letters are the letters at the tail end of the alphabet.

[antiaircraft]

D:

 

I believe one of the posts in this topic has an analysis of the respective toughness of various letters. :yes: At any rate - you now have a shot at tackling E. ;)

[Rose_682]

E:

 

I shall do so with disdain for it. It has no right to box in my originality!

[antiaircraft]

F:

 

Well, as I recall an entire novel was once written avoiding the letter E - quite an achievement. xD

[Rose_682]

G:

 

Really? Which novel? I would love to know so that I can read it. It's always a good idea to expand your knowledge, and sometimes a novel is a great way to do that. Historical novels are only partly untrue, and partly true. It's an interesting way to gain more insight to times now past. Mao's Last Dancer is a particularly great book, though it is an autobiography, not a novel.

 

 

oops... I forgot which letter I was doing... I started doing F, for some reason....

[antiaircraft]

G:

 

No worries, that happens to us all. xD I have located the novel, but unfortunately I can't provide you with the name on this letter.

[Rose_682]

H:

 

Well, I know a few ways to get around pesky letter problems. One is to make the letter alter iteself! One is a forum based message from user to user! :P

 

ahh, damn. I did it again. But just one sip up this time. I think watching TV and trying to do this is making it much harder! LOL. I'll play this again another time XD

[antiaircraft]

H:

 

And one is to simply wait until said letter is done before proceeding to mention Gadsby. ;)

[Rose_682]

I:

 

Thank you very much for the name of the book you were unable to make known to me before.

[antiaircraft]

J:

 

You are very welcome, and I hope you have more luck finding the book itself than I did. :P

[Rose_682]

K:

 

Perhaps I will, perhaps I won't. I suppose it's really up to the people at Chapter's, or Mosaic, who will tell me if that particular item is able to be found, or if I will need to order it in, or if it does not, indeed, exist in the realm of availability.

[antiaircraft]

L:

 

In the meantime, I can ponder and muse and wish that I had an e-reader. :yes:

[Rose_682]

M:

 

I have an e-reader. It's very useful for carrying hundreds of books without having it weigh a ton. I got it last year.

[antiaircraft]

N:

 

I use my computer for the same purpose, although e-readers are far better suited to the task.

[Seliphra]

O:

I return and find many a message in this place. I might add that we have increased in number in this game and will defeat enemies with greater ease!

[antiaircraft]

P:

 

In summary: reinforcements have arrived! :D Our elite letter-dodging task force is growing stronger!

[Seliphra]

Q:

Indeed it does! But I can't keep up with you two! I kep getting Ninja'd!

[Rose_682]

R:

 

Most apologetic I am. Ninja you mean to, I did not. Ninja'd myself, I was. Notice maybe you will.

[antiaircraft]

S:

 

Now, who can decline an apology from Yoda? Not me, I'm certain. :P

[Rose_682]

T:

 

I know, eh? I had a bunch of fun making sure I had no Rs in my discourse.

[antiaircraft]

U:

 

Very enjoyable indeed, this topic ranks highly in my list of TDN's best word games. :yes:

[Rose_682]

V:

 

I must say that I completely concur with your assessment of the game. I also get a bountiful amount of pleasure from playing a game that induces the thought process.

[Seliphra]

W:

 

Thought processes are generally important to have, else it might be excessively boring. I too rather enjoy this game for it's difficulty on some letters and ease on others...

[the.martian]

X:

 

I do however find great ease as the letter I am to avoid is easy to dodge.