26 Words, Each Beginning With A Consecutive Letter Of The Alphabet.

[Fuddlestack]

Already been converted? Dear egregious fellow, grow hardheaded in jejeune katharses! Let me now oppose pernicious quasi-religious scamps, those underhand vicious wily xenophobes. Youthful zealot!

[Makar]

Hey Fuddlestack - you're a bit of a wordsmith...I need to reach for the dictionary now to understand bits of those :hmm1:

 

A fun wee breaktime task indeed - thanks Arthur!

 

Stephen (the Scottish git you had dinner with at Lytham if I'm not mistaken)

[smk]

Too hard for me but my son came up with this:

 

All boastful creatures don't ever fly great heights. Ignorant jockeys kindle lovingly my new obnoxious parrot. Quests related sovereignly to unkempt vermin will x-ray your zits.

 

S.

[Fuddlestack]

Hey Fuddlestack - you're a bit of a wordsmith...I need to reach for the dictionary now to understand bits of those :hmm1:

 

What do you think I use? Well, sort-of: I have a couple of dictionary programs, Chambers and Merriam-Webster, and usually while I'm browsing those I think of something else. I'll confess to zaftig, though - I only knew it as German before seeing it in M-W. It must be a German import to the US.

 

I enjoyed trying these things out - great time-wasters. I shall resort to them in meetings.

[Federalist Pens]

A blue Conklin drips every fribble green herbal ink, just knowing lazy men now order Parker Quink, realizing subtle tones unknown very wisely x-raying you zelousness.

 

 

May become my new auto signature line!

 

 

Frank

[Makar]

What do you think I use? Well, sort-of: I have a couple of dictionary programs, Chambers and Merriam-Webster, and usually while I'm browsing those I think of something else.

 

 

I have to confess that I still have my 'big dic' by my side on the shelf in my office. It's a Collins. I like to turn pages now and then...

[Federalist Pens]

This is pretty cool! I'll have to remember this next time I'm covering an English class-

 

After bickering cautiously, David eagerly forgot Gillian's handbag in jest. Knowing lady manners, neither one pondered questions. Realizing subtle, turbulent undertones, very warily x-raying yesterday's zenith.

 

 

Frank

[Fuddlestack]

Antipodean bannisters climb dizzily, ever-forking Gordian horrors in jagged knotty labyrinths, making no obvious paths, queasily rearing skyward to unsettling vortices where xeric yaks zigzag.

 

Apathetic Bohemian culture despaired easily, falling gradually hellward into jaded, kvetching, lugubrious miasma. No other preeminent quality remained, save troubled, unedifyingly vulgar Weltschmerz - xenophobic, yearning zestlessness.

 

This is fun!

Edited June 3, 2010 by Fuddlestack

[Fuddlestack]

What do you think I use? Well, sort-of: I have a couple of dictionary programs, Chambers and Merriam-Webster, and usually while I'm browsing those I think of something else.

 

 

I have to confess that I still have my 'big dic' by my side on the shelf in my office. It's a Collins. I like to turn pages now and then...

 

A big Collins dictionary excels Fowler's grammar handbook in juxtaposing knowledge. Meaning no overwhelming prejudice, qualitatively related, such tomes underscore vivdly why xeroxes oh bugger i give up.

Edited June 3, 2010 by Fuddlestack

[Federalist Pens]

Any British Car, despite every forthright gesture, has intent just keen limiting mechanical necessity. Overtly putting quality repair stations tainted under very wise xenophobes yielding zest.

 

 

Frank

(It's OK, I have one!)

Edited June 4, 2010 by Frankiex

[offline55]

Acceptance behooves caddish demons; eternity forever gaining. Heroes iconize journeymen, knowing lesser men now offer peace. Quest, reaching sanctity tomorrow. Unlike villains whose xenophobia yields zealots.

 

Woohoo!