Tramp Steamer One Pocket enthusiast. Silver Member Jun 2, 2013 #4 Welcome to the forum, Ddub. Not getting off to a very good start I see. Well, don't worry, things will pick up. Maybe it might help if you expanded your vocabulary a bit.
Welcome to the forum, Ddub. Not getting off to a very good start I see. Well, don't worry, things will pick up. Maybe it might help if you expanded your vocabulary a bit.
pt109 Pagulayan chalk and clothing Silver Member Jun 2, 2013 #5 Ddub221 said: --D e e e e e e e e e Click to expand... A book called Gadsby was written without using the letter 'e'...... ...this post is a start for making up for that failure...
Ddub221 said: --D e e e e e e e e e Click to expand... A book called Gadsby was written without using the letter 'e'...... ...this post is a start for making up for that failure...
blah blah Shoebat Jun 2, 2013 #6 pt109 said: A book called Gadsby was written without using the letter 'e'...... ...this post is a start for making up for that failure... Click to expand... George Perec did that in French- he wrote A Void without using the letter 'e.' And then he went and wrote Les Revenentes, using ONLY 'e' and no other vowels. (Wiki'ing him now I see that Perec was inspired by Gadsby...)
pt109 said: A book called Gadsby was written without using the letter 'e'...... ...this post is a start for making up for that failure... Click to expand... George Perec did that in French- he wrote A Void without using the letter 'e.' And then he went and wrote Les Revenentes, using ONLY 'e' and no other vowels. (Wiki'ing him now I see that Perec was inspired by Gadsby...)
measureman AzB Silver Member Silver Member Jun 2, 2013 #7 :boring::boring::boring::boring::boring::bash: