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poorboy wrote:@giberski: You dropped a couple of letters.
I'm sorry, I forgot counting the letters this time.
poorboy wrote:You`ve got only 29 in your latest which is BTW very good.
Thank you very much, I love playing with a language.

This is my new sentence: Ahm...Who was the russian Knight at our map?
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I still have to exploit, giberski! Here is my sentence:

Who saw the Russian Knight wham at our map?
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Miss W. Mahk was on the run with an autograph

(It's not my best, but it's okay, I'm mostly proud on the last word, ot took a long time.)
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A spoiler, but now I can finally come into the game... :oops:

Mrs W. Smahki was on the run with an autograph
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Huge martians workout with sharp Henna Swam
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Harsh Anne swam to work with huge Martian pups.

(There was a Russian in our sentence last week. This week is for Martians. Who will pick up another group for the next week? 8) )
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Harsh Annet swam to work with huge Martian pups.
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White harsh huguenot N. swam to partisan work, Pam.
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No, white harsh huguenot Pam swam to partisan work.
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To harsh artisan! Pam worked with huguenot on swamp!
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It costs me 1,5 weeks but here is another sentence!!! (Strip = Dutch for comic book)

The workman in South-Hampton was huge, so draw a strip.
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I´m worried about the frequency of the letter "h". However I added one. :roll:

A.S. Hampton, the huge workman, was on his trip southward.
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I don't have so much time now to sit down and think for a new sentence, so I just added the S. But I will think off a new better one.

A.S. Hampton, the huge workman, was on his trip southwards.
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Shampoo was what makes you want wash and rinse through
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Whow, lazza, did you find this one yourself, because if that so, congratulations!!!
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