Spiral Knights - Sentence game (win ce)!!!!!

Sentence game (win ce)!!!!!

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Thu, 03/29/2012 - 13:59

Redlawlsy

The goal of this game is to make the longest possible sentence using the same first letter for every single word in the sentence
Ex. Red rough rags ran restlessly. Try to create the longest sentence possible and who ever has the longest one in one week wins a 100 ce!
The sentence has to make sense! You can't do this: The these there they.

Good luck!

EDIT: New rulez, you cannot use the same word twice and if you misspell a word it won't count!

and yes, you can use the, and, an, a over and over again

Thu, 03/29/2012 - 15:49

Zinco

did i win?

"Blue bombs blast big blocks blocking back brazilian bats banning big black backup bowman."

By the way, my Ingame name is Zinco.

Thu, 03/29/2012 - 16:08

Wiki-Dale

Holy crap that wasn't stolen.

Thu, 03/29/2012 - 16:17

Fallconn

FALCON PUNCH!

Falcon demands that Wiki-Dale be the winner.

Thu, 03/29/2012 - 18:20

Ubernerd

Alternating alliterations

Alternating alliterations acting awkwardly amass attitudes about amateur airplane altitudes abounding alternatively and ask anyone anything actively.

Would've been a lot easier if I could reuse "and," but rules are rules, I guess...
It doesn't necessarily make sense (it kinda does if you think creatively, though), but it is grammatically correct. Is that what you meant by "The sentence has to make sense"?

Thu, 03/29/2012 - 18:52

Redlawlsy

@Ubernerd

yes, yes it is

Thu, 03/29/2012 - 20:38

Iamnoone

Bubba's baby bounced

Bubba's baby bounced backwards by big Billy's baby Barney, both boogying, but Barry beckoned barber Blake by Berkshire, "battle boy barber because bees be biting."

Thu, 03/29/2012 - 20:40

Pokenuevo

African Americans are

African Americans are attempting at achieving alliteration after an amateurish addition as another added, and also, active analysts antagonistically acquired all aquatinted agents among Asia, answered aside absolutely at Australia.
I think it should make sense... /shrug

Fri, 03/30/2012 - 13:43

Prestopotato

Sick Samantha Sailor sang

Sick Samantha Sailor sang solos so Samuel Steve stole Samantha's sticky stones, so, Sick Samantha Sailor sat singing stupidly so Sick Samantha Sailor snagged Samuel's sticky rocks so Samuel, saucing spaghetti, sung Summer Solos stupidly saluting so Samantha singing, schlepped stairs stupidly stepping supporting shafts so she slipped. ;) Thanks for the contest.

Fri, 03/30/2012 - 16:41

Rangerwillx

Mail to Rangerwillx.

Antelopes and ants and alpacas are all animals and aren't angry about anything, although an angry artificial antelope actually accidentally annoyed an ambling alpaca, ably articulating ally's actions at another arrogant alpaca, amiably arranging anthologies around an ambivalent ant aunt, aware alpacas are around, although actually avenging another ant's actions against antlered antelopes, actions arguably aggressive against all antelope anywhere, after annoying alpacas, artificial antelope always appropriately access artistic ambidextrious aleutians around an auxillary artillery; auxillary artillary are arguably always an answer after an angry asp asks around about anything amicable armadillos already answered ambiguously.

Edit: Oh come on.. can't do one letter multiple times?
;_;

Fri, 03/30/2012 - 17:03

#10

Artistbma

Question: Are we aloud to

Question: Are we aloud to reuse words like and, a, an, at?

Fri, 03/30/2012 - 20:54

#11

Guardianknight

Sufferin succotash O.o

Somewhere somehow someone sought something strangely similar simply sitting silently surveying southern social sitcoms
showing somebody smelling soggy stinky socks sweating severe slivering slimes so sloppy smelling somewhat savory smiling
strongly sharing super starry soda scarred shame sincerely soaking suddenly Sam started Simon says shaking sulfur stones
slyly since stains stare sorely shuddering songs showered slowly seeping sour soup shaping Samuel shaving such soulful
sights suffering shoes smoking stakes slaying surrounded shouting snakes sneaking sick sinful spite stabbing soft salty
succulent steaks scamming small swearing sons storing sticks sharpened shunning silver scattered sockets sewing staggering
sweaters seamlessly.

Not sure if this qualifies but it was fun so thanks:)
Incase it does count and I win.....My IGN is Guardianknight.

Fri, 03/30/2012 - 22:12

#12

Iamnoone

500 word essay time. :)

Shelly sold stupid, stinking seashells so suavely she suckered; sailors, servicemen, scientists, soldiers, secretaries, shares services supervisors, software specialists, stewards, surgeons, sanitarians, scorers, saturators, seamstress, silica-sprayers, screenwriters, screen stretchers, sanders, schedulers, surveyors, servants, shepherds, slaughters, slicers, shoemakers, sociologists, sheriffs, sensitometrists, singers, shoplifters, separators, slashers, shearers, set-staff, sculptors, slackers, stalkers, shaman, sergeants, stoneworkers, seed sorters, surgeons, skeiners, scouts, screwhead stoners, shavers, siphoners, sandblasters, shotblasters, sawyers, solicitors, seamers, spoolers, shirt sorters, slubbers, sanders, scraper, scientists, stone setters, searchers, silk screeners, statisticians, scolders, skinners, silviculturists, scammers, solicitors, surveyors, sociologists, scalers, strawhat sizers, sausage stampers, silversmiths, superintendents, students, streakers, stuffers, sorters, sealers, smoothers, signalers, seers, sprayers, senators, stewardesses, sleevers, strippers, soakers, scarfers, sweepers, shaft sinkers, striker, stokers, statisticians, sack stencilers, stainers, scarecrows, sequins stringers, silverers, scalpers, spudders, saddle stitchers, snailers, safety-sealers, street sweepers, snowmakers, sailmakers, schemers, shellackers, sheet straighteners, stock selectors, staplers, slabbers, stackers, starchers, stabbers, seal skinners, salespersons, spot sprayers, spindlers, sizers, spongers, Stereotypers, shacklers, subassemblers, stitchers, stuffers, stayers, splicers, sharpeners, samplers, scallop shuckers, slitters, sandstone splitters, squeegeers, seismologists, sweetly.

Fri, 03/30/2012 - 22:21

#13

Hraon

Witty Wingmen Want W's

((Can I use spanish or a spanish/english combination?))

English

When witty wingmen want women with weirdly worn wigs, we wait, worshipping washingtonian wackadoos while we wreck wrath within werewolves, whilst winning wapanese weeabos wearing weathered, W whittled witch wear, whose want will withal win Willy Wonka's wife Wantonly.

Not a single word is repeated, there are a total of 39 words. Well, if that W counts.
Those are all words, some are just slang words. All english.

I think that's the most, since I'm pretty sure the two previous don't count o_o;
But I'm just assuming because I can't understand the previous one, and the one before that has repeated words... lol.
But you're the judge.
Care to make clear who's winning so far, so I know if I need to make a longer sentence? Please?

EDIT:: Ninja'd by previous poster, who I think just won lol.

Sat, 03/31/2012 - 08:19

#14

Guardianknight

@Iamnoone

.............

Sat, 03/31/2012 - 09:39

#15

Kamen-Rider-Faiz

for randomness

Someone stop that mewkat he stole my cake!!

Sun, 04/15/2012 - 18:02

#16

Biostriker

Are we allowed to use prepositions multiple times?

If so, then:
This Thursday, talented teacher Tina Turner thoroughly takes the time to truly transform timorous thoughts to tame thoughts trying to trenchantly teach tricky trigonometry to the three terribly troubled Trinidadian teens taking Tuesday's trying test that tells that they've truly thrived.

Sun, 04/15/2012 - 19:44

#17

Thexenicsniper

derps

derps dominish dummies daring drummers docking Dovacanes(from skyrim, i think) dollars

Sun, 04/15/2012 - 19:47

#18

Thexenicsniper

derps

derps dominish dummies daring drummers docking Dovacanes(from skyrim, i think) dollars
EDIT: sry double post

Mon, 04/16/2012 - 14:48

#19

Artistbma

@Thexenicsniper Dovahkiin is

@Thexenicsniper
Dovahkiin is how you spell it my friend.

Wed, 04/18/2012 - 14:46

#20

Furcatonitrui

Let's try this..

Bouncing balls bounce balefully bound by bricks,bald Barry bearishly brothers biscuit bases, black Brent brine bloated, broke Barry's balm brothel, blinking brown birds bite banners, belching bubbles badly, Ben bolstered blistering bills, beryllium, be, bitches bottomlessly, beryl brings belonging boils bearing be-all beatrutes boring British brutes bringing bubonic bachelorettes, beating batchelor beetles, Ba, Barium balms baccalaureate boyish bartered baryta.

How's that?

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Sentence game (win ce)!!!!!