I can type O's & L's

welder516 · Nov 2, 2021

I finally got around to getting me a new keyboard & mouse and now i can type O & L on my home PC

I switched from phone to work computer . It was hard to use my computer and come up with words with either an O & L .
No big deal but i am testing my computer .

Can MDS members type something as a response staying off the O & L key :innocent0

Michigander08 · Nov 2, 2021

Yeah. azz. :lol2:

welder516 · Nov 2, 2021

Michigander08 said:
Yeah. azz.

Inigoes · Nov 2, 2021

pbharvey · Nov 2, 2021

l_ 0 l_

welder516 · Nov 2, 2021

pbharvey said:
l_ 0 l_

That is good , i did zeros for O's but the L thing is good :thumbsup:

308Scout · Nov 2, 2021

Shade me impressed - typing minus that specific character tandem is quite the tricky feat. I am, by the tiniest margins, amazed that this feat was attained and nary a grammar nazi deigned make a statement regarding it.

Michigander08 · Nov 2, 2021

308Scout said:
Shade me impressed - typing minus that specific character tandem is quite the tricky feat. I am, by the tiniest margins, amazed that this feat was attained and nary a grammar nazi deigned make a statement in its regard.

I want to correct you! It is underscored; not minus! :lol:

308Scout · Nov 2, 2021

Michigander08 said:
I want to correct you! It is underscored; not minus!

Michigander is bad at this game. :lol2:

Michigander08 · Nov 2, 2021

308Scout said:
Michigander is bad at this game.

|_0|_

U git me! :lol2:

Threeband · Nov 2, 2021

Someone once wrote a book without using the letter e.

Blacksmith101 · Nov 4, 2021

Threeband said:
Someone once wrote a book without using the letter e.

G_t a _ink?

Bullfrog · Nov 4, 2021

Threeband said:
Someone once wrote a book without using the letter e.

Why would you need the letter e to write a book?

You only need A, B, O, and K.

Threeband · Nov 4, 2021

Threeband said:
Someone once wrote a book without using the letter e.

Blacksmith101 said:
G_t a _ink?

"Gadsby," by Earnst Wincent Wright, 1939. 50,000+ words, 267 pages.

Another one, in French, is "La Disparition" ("The Disappearance"), 300 pages by Georges Perec, 1969.

http://thewritingpages.blogspot.com/2008/06/entire-novel-without-letter-e.html

Jim12 · Nov 4, 2021

Threeband said:
"Gadsby," by Earnst Wincent Wright, 1939. 50,000+ words, 267 pages.

Another one, in French, is "La Disparition" ("The Disappearance"), 300 pages by Georges Perec, 1969.

http://thewritingpages.blogspot.com/2008/06/entire-novel-without-letter-e.html

Impressive. The letter "e" is the most commonly used letter in the English language.

welder516 · Nov 4, 2021

Great, out of a silly/dumb thread we learn something new .

rseymorejr · Nov 4, 2021

Threeband said:
"Gadsby," by Earnst Wincent Wright, 1939. 50,000+ words, 267 pages.

Don't you mean Arnst Wincnt Wright?

Inigoes · Nov 4, 2021

welder516 said:
Great, out of a silly/dumb thread we learn something new .

There are no "O"s or "L"s in " :thumbsup:

"

Blacksmith101 · Nov 4, 2021

Threeband said:
"Gadsby," by Earnst Wincent Wright, 1939. 50,000+ words, 267 pages.

Another one, in French, is "La Disparition" ("The Disappearance"), 300 pages by Georges Perec, 1969.

http://thewritingpages.blogspot.com/2008/06/entire-novel-without-letter-e.html

Gadsby
Here is a link to the Internet Archive where it is available for download in a number of digital formats:
https://archive.org/details/Gadsby/mode/2up

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