Difficult words

[kiavonne]

Equipment - If i actually manage to not lose the i, i wind up with a very short p.

 

^^^^

 

Yay, more stuff to practice!

 

Ok, now you have to expand our "sentence." I can't wait to see what you come up with, my brain truly fried itself back in the "gh" addition.

 

 

 

 

ponders how long the world's ugliest writing exercise sentence will eventually end up being...

 

 

[dizzypen]

Ok, first of all, good God that sentence was torture! Secondly, why is syzygy so freaking difficult? :blink:

 

I always have problems with "c" and "x."

[ZeissIkon]

Secondly, why is syzygy so freaking difficult? :blink:

 

I always figured it was the five descenders in a row (at least in cursive hands)...

[captaintom]

Ooops. I missed Mississippi. Hafta rework it. Help me out here.

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...the Galileo probe based in Mississippi for the minimum of errors.

 

Capt Tom

 

[xiewadu]

So far, this is the sentence I have:

 

Disturbed by his colleagues' lack of enthusiasm, again and again the Egyptian

astrophysicist visiting the observatory in Mississippi analyzed the multi-part

transcription of telecommunications from the Galileo probe for the minimum of

errors and maximum of syzygy, murmuring nervously over the unerring interference

from the unnerving rumble of the mummers' minivan in the nunnery next door

as a neighboring Afghani analyst coughed lightly while weighing his thoughts

over straightening a spaghetti-code-laden program designed for intergalactic

exploration blighted by oversight before getting his prized midnight snack of

yoghurt and doughnuts

 

And I propose the following added to the end:

 

from the equipment room icebox.

 

Time to practice and post. I can now at least say "syzygy" without it sounding like "scissor-gee". Progress (albeit of the unwritten kind)!

[ZeissIkon]

Disturbed by his colleagues' lack of enthusiasm, again and again the Egyptian astrophysicist visiting the observatory in Mississippi analyzed the multi-part transcription of telecommunications from the Galileo probe for the minimum of errors and maximum of syzygy, murmuring nervously over the unerring interference from the unnerving rumble of the mummers' minivan in the nunnery next door as a neighboring Afghani analyst coughed lightly while weighing his thoughts over straightening a spaghetti-code-laden program designed for intergalactic exploration blighted by oversight before getting his prized midnight snack of yoghurt and doughnutsfrom the equipment room icebox.

 

Good grief! I'm not certain I could even type that and have it come out straight, never mind write it longhand, legibly (BTW, legibly is another word that's difficult to write well).

Edited July 18, 2009 by ZeissIkon