The Forbidden Letter Game

[Masaryk]

V:

 

I worry a bit about people that can't differentiate between a cat and a dog.

[-Ryan]

Cats don't have tails like that though. :(

 

Dogs tails fall or are straight, cats can freely move their tails and use their tail gracefully to balance most of the time.

 

X.

[Fishages]

Y:

 

I had no idea what to write, so i just put this. :)

[livvy]

A:

 

But it shows more skill to write intelligent letter-less sentences which connect to previous posters' sentences.

[Masaryk]

B:

 

Very true. It is harder, and more fun, to have some continuity to the game.

[livvy]

C:

 

I'm happy that you agree with me.

 

On a semi-related note, have you ever heard of lipograms? They are the extreme version of this game.

[Masaryk]

D:

 

I was not previously aware of the presence of lipograms, but the concept interests me. I'm not sure if I have it in me to write an entire novel without using one specific letter, but I'm also too lazy to want to write a novel.

[livvy]

E:

 

I just find lipograms fascinating. I know for a fact that writing a lipogram is not within this author's skills.

[Masaryk]

F:

 

That's nonsense, Livvy. You're doing very well with this game. I'm sure you could write a paragraph, at least.

[-Ryan]

G:

 

I'd seriously pay an author to not use the E or to not use the letter S in an entire book. o.o

 

 

[losorlaugh]

J: (sorry I is too hard not too use..)

 

Woah! a whole book without use the letters "E" or "S" that's seriously hard....

[ΩCCΩ]

I:

 

Me uses a very hard letter now.

[losorlaugh]

L:

 

Oh My God Ryan.. that's better than me... so making you a Genius :)

[losorlaugh]

B:

 

You're just jelous that I can use any joke in the world...

[celticheavens]

O:

 

'Kay, what is happening currently? I'm addled.

 

Anyway, it'll be fun if we try creating at least a paragraph excluding 'e' and 's'!

[livvy]

P:

 

I'm all for it. Ought it be done collaboratively?

[ΩCCΩ]

Q:

 

I like Meepits and Cookies :D.

[Masaryk]

R:

 

A book does exist that doesn't use 'E' at all. It's called Gadsby. It's likely a bland book, but I'd like to see the lack of 'E' on that kind of scale.

 

I am positive that we'd be able to made a multi-sentence unit, with little hassle if we want.

[losorlaugh]

Z:

Wow.. a book that doesn't use 'E' is called Gadsby? never heard such thing...

[TheNightSeeker]

U:

I really really hate pizza with cheese in the middle. I really do...

[̊ ˉˉ ̊]

V:

 

I prefer to ingest homemade pizza, It tastes much better, and costs a lot less money. Also, three people at my house, I'm one of them, can make it from scratch.

[Masaryk]

W:

 

Homemade pizza can be really good, if you have great recipe (I do). I don't think that it's cheaper, though. Cheese is very expensive, at least in the place that I live, and my city is very Italian, so really great takeout pizza is very available and rather cheap. There aren't very many big pizza chains here (just got a Dominoes; No Pizza Hut, Little Caesar's, etc), and the local pizza is far better than any of those places.

 

Personally, I'd just be happy if I didn't have to drive forty miles to eat at restaurant that isn't Italian or fake Chinese.

[Honeycrisp]

X:

 

I love pizza. I haven't had it in so long. And I wish we had more authentic Chinese around here, too. But we have plenty of Japanese and even some Korean.

[celticheavens]

Y:

 

MWHAHAHAHAHAHA! I have authentic Chinese a one minute drive from home! Of course, here in Singapore, one can find almost all authentic cuisines.. I have no idea how people thrive just living on a single form of cuisine o_O. Chinese, Japanese, Korean to Italian, French, Brazilian. Advantages of living in a multi-ethnic place eh! Although I can't guarantee that those here are as good as those in the places the dishes originated from so.. But good enough for me! :D

 

How about fusion dishes?

[ΩCCΩ]

Z: I am very picky about food and I only like Italian and Barbecue, should try more cuisines :D.