Stoic Beverage
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It's generally said (in the profiles of INTPs I've read online) that the INTP loves word games. So, you all should like this.
Pangrams. I want you to write them.
A pangram is a sentence or phrase containing every letter of the alphabet. The most well-known example I can think of is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
Rules:
-The shorter the pangram, the better. In general, they should be 60 or less letters. Less than 35 (the number of letters in the above example) earns you an imaginary high-five from anyone of your choosing, though you have to do the imagining.
-No proper nouns, sorry.
-The pangram can be silly, but it must have proper grammar.
-It goes unsaid, but all pangrams should be your own. No theft.
I tried making an example myself, and in 15 minutes I came up with this (although it exceeds the letter limit by 1):
The fey's phalanx marched ground because I quipped "kill ten wheezing jets!"
Pangrams. I want you to write them.
A pangram is a sentence or phrase containing every letter of the alphabet. The most well-known example I can think of is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
Rules:
-The shorter the pangram, the better. In general, they should be 60 or less letters. Less than 35 (the number of letters in the above example) earns you an imaginary high-five from anyone of your choosing, though you have to do the imagining.
-No proper nouns, sorry.
-The pangram can be silly, but it must have proper grammar.
-It goes unsaid, but all pangrams should be your own. No theft.
I tried making an example myself, and in 15 minutes I came up with this (although it exceeds the letter limit by 1):
The fey's phalanx marched ground because I quipped "kill ten wheezing jets!"