That quick brown fox got onto a box.

For a string of words without saying your taboo anti-consonant, this is no plain trial. Though for your summons and wish to rally us against a law of human formulation, for what machinations you might own, I will grant you my salutations. ...I must admit though, this would probably not flourish without synonyms and ways to look up words you might not know, or words you do know but contain a taboo word. Particularly if this structuring of words isn't part of your daily vocabulary, or if this is a lingua franca for you, such as for yours truly. Truthfully, I wish and hold faith that this all maintains a standard that is logical for you. Anyways, I'm going to calm down for now. But just a point of clarification; how is your ruling on Latin words (and words on loan from a distant host) that is part of your normal daily diction? Lingua franca is a part of standard diction, but as said, is from Latin. And what about contractions? I am not familiar with any containing your off-limits anti-consonant, but should any show up, should it withdraw from sight? Or is contraction a way to slip by your ruling?

I am Groot. XD!

[quote="Begitte"] But just a point of clarification; how is your ruling on Latin words (and words on loan from a distant host) that is part of your normal daily diction? Lingua franca is a part of standard diction, but as said, is from Latin. And what about contractions? I am not familiar with any containing your off-limits anti-consonant, but should any show up, should it withdraw from sight? Or is contraction a way to slip by your ruling? [/quote] [url=/users/profile/Begitte][@Begitte][/url] Wow, this is an amazing wall of words!!! All I can say is congratulations to you (and possibly your dictionary), you win a trophy for word-wizardry! As for clarification: I don't mind which lingua is put in your post, but any sighting or pronunciations of my anti-consonant non grata is to stay away from this discussion. Alas, no contractions and no slipping past my ruling! But good try 😉

I am a shaggy dog. My shaggy fur grows so thick that you cannot find my facial organs. It is a hot day. It is not hot in my room, I think. My room has air conditioning. So I go into my room, but it is still hot. I bark for my human. My human says that our air conditioning will not turn on. My human will call a fixing man to fix it, but a fixing man will only show up in hours. I go look for a way to cool off. I find dogs. A dog says, "Your shaggy fur is making you hot. Cut it." Dogs do not own fancy fur cutting tools, so I cut my shaggy fur with a pair of scissors found in trash. I am not shaggy now, and you can find my facial organs. But I am still hot. I find a big group of humans waiting in front of a cold drink stand. I wait in that group. A human cuts in front. I bark angrily, but Front-Cutting Stupid Human just says, "Dogs cannot buy drinks!" I am mad, but I sit and wait for my turn to buy a drink. I am in front. I point a paw at a drawing of a drink I want. A staff human says, "Dogs cannot buy drinks!" Front-Cutting Stupid Human laughs from afar. I cannot buy drinks as a dog. But what if I am a cat? I knot a string to my tail, making it long. I paint my snout, making it look small and pointy. I walk nimbly as cats do, placing hind paw in positions front paw just was. I am a cat now. I am on my way back to that drink stand. I spot a pond. It looks cool and inviting. I jump in. It actually is cool and inviting. Hours pass. I finally go onto land. A lily pad hangs from my fur with strands of plant stuff. I should pull it off. I am not a shaggy dog. I do a daggy shog.

Why do adults act so unusual

It may look difficult at first, but you can say many things without using this common symbol usually in writing and typing. I thank you for making this, it was fun!