The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy sleeping dog
The dozy mutt winked his one eye and just smiled to itself
for he was comfortably laying on the edge of a cliff[center]
Stupid quick fox[/center]
Full Version: The Quick Brown Fox
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!! FOXY!!!!
**Shoots dog** Stupid mutt...
**Shoots dog** Stupid mutt...
Hilarious!
I use the first line, minus "sleeping" every time I try a pen because it contains every letter of the alphabet. Great way to test a pen!
QUOTE(scribe75 @ Apr 14 2008, 08:00 AM) [snapback]577073[/snapback]
I use the first line, minus "sleeping" every time I try a pen because it contains every letter of the alphabet. Great way to test a pen!
Yes I used a bit of Poetic license .. it didn't looks so good with tenses in the context so had to fit an "s" in somewhere
In case you didn't notice :- With the above modified version all the alphabet characters are repeated at least twice.
2 for the price of 1 special offer.
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& then there is this one using all the english alphabet letters as posted in "what do you write in the pen shop" thread ......
"Very Quickly Now .. Put your 'effin hands up Dozy .. you are about to get robbed by the Jolly Axe Man"
Very cute!! 
I think my favorite panagram is still, "Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs." I don't know why my typing teachers never cared for it in grade school....
I think my favorite panagram is still, "Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs." I don't know why my typing teachers never cared for it in grade school....
QUOTE(scribe75 @ Apr 14 2008, 12:00 AM) [snapback]577073[/snapback]
I use the first line, minus "sleeping" every time I try a pen because it contains every letter of the alphabet. Great way to test a pen!
Actually, it's missing the "s".
I have been wondering what others with different alphabets use ......
Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Zulu ....
Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Zulu ....
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QUOTE(scribe75 @ Apr 14 2008, 12:00 AM) [snapback]577073[/snapback]
I use the first line, minus "sleeping" every time I try a pen because it contains every letter of the alphabet. Great way to test a pen!
Actually, it's missing the "s".
To solve that...."The (or A, it doesn't matter) quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
QUOTE(Have Fun @ Apr 15 2008, 07:08 PM) [snapback]579184[/snapback]
I have been wondering what others with different alphabets use ......
Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Zulu ....
Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Zulu ....
Wikipedia, I believe it was, has versions of panagrams in many languages (with some of the translations actually quite close to our own beloved "standard").
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QUOTE(Dr.Grace @ Apr 15 2008, 06:47 PM) [snapback]579152[/snapback]
QUOTE(scribe75 @ Apr 14 2008, 12:00 AM) [snapback]577073[/snapback]
I use the first line, minus "sleeping" every time I try a pen because it contains every letter of the alphabet. Great way to test a pen!
Actually, it's missing the "s".
To solve that...."The (or A, it doesn't matter) quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
QUOTE(Have Fun @ Apr 15 2008, 07:08 PM) [snapback]579184[/snapback]
I have been wondering what others with different alphabets use ......
Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Zulu ....
Greek, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Zulu ....
Wikipedia, I believe it was, has versions of panagrams in many languages (with some of the translations actually quite close to our own beloved "standard").
The Chinese panagram would have to be the whole dictionary, and even then it wouldn't be complete! Not at all practical.
My personal favorite is "Watch 'Jeopardy,' Alex Trebek's fun quiz game."
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