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Truthfully I dont find such limits to hinder my writing. Sure the sentences might not flow perfectly, but imperfection is life itself. Without those little dents in our words, life would just drift without direction. Why look for synonyms when its possible to simply restructure?

That sounds cool! I wish I didn't insist on avoiding that location, I occasionally find out about stuff such as that and want to look at it. I probably would suck at it anyways, I'm not good at avoiding individual glyphs. Usually.

"I know we wish it, but we know it will never happen. Just let me enjoy this thought while I have my coffee"...my thanks to the "poster" on the next post in cue following yours...

E is the most used letter in the English language. Below image, the California Job Case, I used this in JHS printing class. Arranged to speed up typesetting for printing books and newspapers. The E is the largest compartment.

It's not often I see something this funny. How could she possibly think it's difficult to construct sentences without using the first letter in our lexicon? You'd need to be nitwit to think otherwise. Trying doing it without "e". It's a lot harder.

The better challenge is to have someone say one hundred words in under a minute without the letters “A,B,or C”: One, two, three, four, five, six . . . one hundred.

Witness the power of intelligence! Eschew stupidity! Behold, sentences without the forbidden letter. This is fun. Should I continue? Or is it too much? No, not enough? Well how long should skeets be? It seems I might be getting close to the limit now, I should stop. It seems you just lost the bet.

The person said "You just lost the bet" Swap Bet for Game because they didnt say A. If you STILL dont get the reference, use Google and search for The Game, or You Just Lost The Game.

Or one could say they misunderstood the assignment. You certainly can’t write “a sentence,” without the letter a. Not unless you’re arguing that “@ sentence,” is a permissible substitution. 🙂

Meanwhile, I was answering a similar trivia question on my phone where I needed to think of an animal without the letter "A" in it, but I got super confused why it wouldn't take, "giraffe" as a response..😆

This is an example of why "Fuck" is such an important and versatile word in any language. It effectively reduces excessive verbiage for those of use who eschew obfuscation in everyday verbal communications. It fucking works!