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Re: Little quiz for fellow insomniacs and shift workers
« Reply #40 on: January 24, 2008, 10:20:55 am »

3. Name a sentence that makes sense containing the word "and" five successive times.

unless you are speaking to someone with a stutter, the answer is no - as you would gramatically need a coma.

unless you are talking bland rand wand et\c##.
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Re: Little quiz for fellow insomniacs and shift workers
« Reply #41 on: January 24, 2008, 11:08:53 am »
1977 Liverpool v Man Utd
Ray Clemence      (1987 for Spurs v Coventry)
Ray Kennedy      (1972 for Arsenal v Leeds)
Jimmy Case      (1983 for Brighton v Man Utd)
Terry McDermott   (1974 for Newcastle v Liverpool)

1988 v Wimbledon and 1996 Liverpool v Man Utd
John Barnes      (1983 for Watford v Everton)

1996 v Man Utd
David James      (2000 for Villa v Chelsea)

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Re: Little quiz for fellow insomniacs and shift workers
« Reply #42 on: January 24, 2008, 08:43:01 pm »
unless you are speaking to someone with a stutter, the answer is no - as you would gramatically need a coma.

unless you are talking bland rand wand et\c##.
What about the examples above; they work fine grammatically (and I was first so ner ner ner  :wave )

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Re: Little quiz for fellow insomniacs and shift workers
« Reply #43 on: January 30, 2008, 07:24:03 pm »
1977 Liverpool v Man Utd
Ray Clemence      (1987 for Spurs v Coventry)
Ray Kennedy      (1972 for Arsenal v Leeds)
Jimmy Case      (1983 for Brighton v Man Utd)
Terry McDermott   (1974 for Newcastle v Liverpool)

1988 v Wimbledon and 1996 Liverpool v Man Utd
John Barnes      (1983 1984 for Watford v Everton)

1996 v Man Utd
David James      (2000 for Villa v Chelsea)