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No, he did not forget to indicate the word, but we know he can't count. Sometimes he indicates words of 6 letters (or 7, in the thread with 6 letters words), now he just indicated a word of zero letters..
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(I am watching you and I like this game you play, I admire you all for it, however I can't play with you, my english level is far too low to be able to find interesting sentences, sometimes your sentences are really genial, hehe).

[QUOTE=LaurV;391842]
(I am watching you and I like this game you play, I admire you all for it, however I can't play with you, my english level is far too low to be able to find interesting sentences, sometimes your sentences are really genial, hehe).[/QUOTE]I would welcome your participation or chatting here. Perfection is unnecessary or even sometimes too exacting anyway. I like the international character of this forum and welcome how it leaks into conversations. It's charming and interesting. For example, 5s are shorthand for laughing in Thai, but for sobbing in Arabic. Back in the 1980s, I had a phrase generator program called Jabbertalky that one time told me to "Never build a robot near a cookie." I have scrupulously followed this sage and intriguing advice.

What I like about this kind of thread is that the structure instead of the content makes a message on-topic, so it flexibly allows diverse meandering. I welcome any participation including incomplete entries or broken phrasing. Sometimes that itself is great and is its own poetry.

[QUOTE=LaurV;391842]
No, he did not forget to indicate the word, but we know he can't count. Sometimes he indicates words of 6 letters (or 7, in the thread with 6 letters words), now he just indicated a word of zero letters..
(I am watching you and I like this game you play, I admire you all for it, however I can't play with you, my english level is far too low to be able to find interesting sentences, sometimes your sentences are really genial, hehe).[/QUOTE]

(rare at counting errors required)

racer

Real and complex equation roots

Roots

Ruffians outrun old, tired scholars.

tired

that is really everyone's desire

desir(e)

[QUOTE=davar55;391964]that is really everyone's desire

desir(e)[/QUOTE]Define everyone. Sometimes I'm recalcitrant. (Eejit)

Eejit

Edit everything just in time

Redid

[QUOTE=lavalamp;392080]Define everyone. Sometimes I'm recalcitrant.
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Really? Everyone? ... dose, including dese.

clear?

Civets largely evade arrest risks.

risks

randomized inputs seem kinda strange

temas