Do you know what is unusual about this...

[jameschino88]

This paragraph is unusual in a way. Do you know what it is? It's not puntuation.

Silly ducks run rampid with ticks. All of my grandma's assist in robbing banks. It's so hard to construct what kind of paragraph I'm writing right now. Can ANYBODY say what is not normal about it.

Go on, say what you think it is...

[jameschino88]

I know I know, it's weird. It applies to every letter above, even the name of the thread.

[burndog]

I've no idea, I will have to wait to see what osmeone else has to say. If I had to guess I would say that each sentence deals with a different subject basically so they should each be their own paragraph. I give up.

[Dave]

There are no E's in it?

[burndog]

Very good James, and very observant Dave

[jameschino88]

Agreed! Dave got it. Have you seen this before somewhere?

[TrinityOfOne]

"All of my grandma's assist"?

[Dave]

[QUOTE=jameschino88]Agreed! Dave got it. Have you seen this before somewhere?[/QUOTE]
:)

Try the Superman DC comics circa 1965-67 at a rough guess, though in their competition it was to find the letters D and C in the Superman picture story, they only occured once in about 50 pages of cartoon capers. I spotted them! :)

[burndog]

Hey Dave, that is pretty cool. A great way to become more observant.

[Starmaine]

I just now saw this...I hope I'm not too late. There's no "E" in the paragraph, is there?

[Starmaine]

Round and round the radical road,
the radical rascal ran...
how many "R"'s are in that?
Tell me if you can.


This is a wee "diddy" that is said here, in Scotland, regarding the Radical Road up Arthur's Seat which is an extinct volcano.

When I saw this by James...I just thought I'd add this.

[Dave]

There are no r's in "that" :)

[Starmaine]

Ahhhh....you're too quick!!!!!!!!



And, also, correct!