An animal been biting canary carcass done dining/ eating especially full from grinding goodness happily un-Hungry in incredible junk jim ko-ko laughed loud mean mister not no open oh, please prey question, question, really rest sleep, sleep, tightly, tiny un-loved un-caredfor canary! (I couldn’t think of anything for the last letters)
What all of that really strange whateverfullness means: Some animal ate a canary and enjoyed it. Then, Mr. Jim Ko-ko hated the canary, so he laughed. Then I told the poor canar to sleep well. I was trying to use two of each letter.
Beat this! Every letter of the alphabet in a scentence.
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An Aardvark Approaches Appetizing Ants.
Big Bad Bandaged Babies Bump Broken Bottles.
Cats Catching Clams Carefully Claw Clay.
Danny’s Dozen Delicious Delectable Dinners Delighted Disgruntled Dudes.
Evangeline Eel Eats Eight Eggs Every Easter.
Fred, Fiddle For Five Fat Frogs Fishing For Fish.
Great Goats Grew Giant Gardens.
Hungry Hens Hog Hats Hopefully.
Itchy Ivy Itches Inside Icy Igloos.
Jesting Jackals Jokingly Jump Joyfully.
Kangaroos Kick Knowledgeable Koalas.
Lowly Lizards Love Ladybugs Lots.
Many Mad Mice Mixed Mary’s Macaroni, Mom.
Nifty Nutcracking Nightingales Named Nathanial Need Nests Now!
Only Old Oil Oozes Outward.
“Ponies Pick Parallel Pentagons Perfectly”, Posted Pwt.
Quicksand Quiets Quacking Quails.
Rabbits Running Right Rapidly Reach Radishes.
Speedy Swordfish Swim Swiftly, Surfing Some Seashore.
Take These Tin Toys To The Taylor Tonight, Todd.
Unusually Ugly Upright Uncles United Underwater.
Virtuous Voles Vote Van Vulture Vice Vicar.
Wacky Wicked Wasps Wildly Wave Weapons.
Xerxes, X-ray Xenon Xylophone Xeroxes.
“Yellow Yaks Yawned Yesterday!” Yelled Yvonne.
Zero Zany Zebra Zygotes Zoom Zebus Zig-Zagedly.
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I especially dare you to make a longer X scentence than mine.
16-Xerothermic xylophones xenophobically x-ray xeroxed xanthochrous xenophobes.
You don’t want to know how long i spent searching for adverbs that start with x. There aren’t many.
20 – Yer telling me. Virtually all the X words are random nouns. You have to use them in just the right way to change their form. Or, as you did, add the “ally” or the “ic” or the “ous” to get adjetives, verbs, and adverbs.
Unfortunantly, even if you have a really long scentence of X words, it sounds like complete jargon because X words aren’t well known. I pulled out my big two-volume official World Dicitionary to see if all those words actually exist. Most people can only think of x-ray and xylophone, and x-ing, x-mas, and xerox, if they give it a little more thought.
21-And since Akeelah and the bee came out quite a few people seem to know xanthosis as well. I knew that one years ago though. But yeah. It reminds me of the snow scout alphabet pledge in The Slippery Slope, where they use xylophone for X just because he couldn’t think of anything else. I love the lphabet pledge though.
A snow scout is;
accommodating basic calm darling emblematic frisky grinning human innocent jumping kept limited meek nap-loving official pretty quarantined recent scheduled tidy understadable victorious wholesome xylophone young and zippered, every morning, every afternoon, every night, and all day long.
I HATE ALLITERATION!!!!!!!!!!!
i’m sorry, i just had to say that. it seems very amateurish, for some reason. no offense to anyone.
except for in shakespeare’s “full fathom five thy father lies”, of course
After an ailed aardwolf advanced anticipatingly at an ant adressed as Andy an anteater abolished any allowed access after an aardvark ate an abacus and achieved abdomen aches. 28/28 BEAT THAT!
33 – The true alliteration king will stand by it’s title.
An awful abominable animal, after answering “AAAARGH!” as ants asked alligators “Any apples?” aflame, ailed an anteater, as anteaters actually argue angrily atop aviating airplanes about alliteration and anatomy’s advancements.
31-After an ailed aardwolf advanced anticipatingly at an alien ant adressed as Andy an anteater abolished any allowed access after an aardvark ate an abacus and achieved abdomen aches, and afterwards abandoned an abnormal adjective. (35/35 Victory shall be mine!)
How about for the record you can’t use any words (besides “an”, “and”, and that kind of thing) more than once? To prevent sentences like “Gilly’s great great great great great great great great great (great x a billion) grandfather grew.”
Hug hairy Harry hamster! Humbug, his hat hit his head! How Harry hates hitting his head. Help him! Help Harry! Harry hit his head how? His hat hit his head. Harry’s HARD hat. His hard hat hurts his head. Help hairy Harry hampster help his head; help him heave his hard hat! He has headache; hard hat hurts. Help him, help heave his hard hat!
37 – That has so many repeating words I’m not sure it can count. But it is amazingly good for only “h”s. Maybe it could be an only “h”s story!
36 – Okay. Good rule. No repeating words with more than 3 letters. Let’s see now…
Actually aflame, after an astronaut aviating an awesome airplane atrociously acclaimed an awful argument about an astounding astonomical angry alien accumulation at Austria, architects asked, “Are artful alliterations appetizing at amazing altitudes above Atlantis’s audible abacus?”
And there you have it. 36/36. VICTORY SHALL BE MINE!!!
39-It’s okay that I keep adding onto the same sentence, right? I notice that you’re not doing that…
After an ailed, annoying aardwolf advanced anticipatingly at an amazing ant adressed as Andy an anteater abolished any allowed access after an aardvark ate an abacus and achieved awful abdomen aches, and afterwards abandoned an abnormal adjective. “Aha!” announced Andy. “An abridged anecdote! Amazing!” Angrily Andy agonized about an aroused aardwolf’s anger.
52/52 Now THAT took skill. B) (And a thesaurus. And a dictionary. And a lot of adjectives.)
Oh, wait a moment…I just realized that I used “After” twice. Just take out the first “after” so that it starts “An ailed, annoying…” Sorry about that. :blush:
Hey, davidude, is it okay if we use a phrase like “again and again”? As long as we don’t say “again and again and again and again and again”, I think there should be some exceptions to the rule.
40 – I suppose that’s okay, but that makes my scentences even more amazing because I AM BEING ORIGIONAL.
After an alien amass attacked an apostraphe at Austrailia’s amazing architecture, availible aids argued after an anteater ate an abacus and also acheived awful abdonmen aches as anarchists alienated an awesome aviary, and announcers announced anger actually aroused assorted animal’s agonizing actions, abandoning all “a” alliterations and awfully acting as alligators abolished an aardvark’s abnormal assylums.
56/56. Now THAT was completely origional and was created on the spot without the aid of a thesaurus or a dictionary. Plus, it’s still only one scentence long. That’s what I call skill.
(Maybe we should call this the Alliteration wars thread. )
42 – I think we may want to keep it a bit strict, or else the scentences will be too easy to make. If you see any repeating words in my scentece, please let me know.
Posts 28 and 29 look pretty wimpy now, don’t they?
An aviating astronaut ascended an awesome aircraft addressed as “an airplane†and an as an awful anarchist annoyingly announced abolished all “a†alliterations, animals acting as alligators, and abnormal aardvark asylums, as the apostrophes advanced and announcers announced anger alienations at awesome aviaries, actually arousing assorted ailed aardwolves at Australia’s amphitheater awaiting aid, anteaters, architecture, and, afterwards, an atrociously astronomical abacus. (61/61)
We’re just reusing the earlier words by now. Plus, the sentences make absolutely NO sense.
Oops, sorry. That last sentence REALLY didn’t make sense.
An aviating astronaut ascended an awesome aircraft addressed as “an airplane†as an awful anarchist annoyingly abolished all “a†alliterations, animals acting as alligators, and abnormal aardvark asylums, as the apostrophes advanced and announcers announced anger alienations at awesome aviaries, actually arousing assorted ailed aardwolves at Australia’s amphitheater awaiting aid, anteaters, architecture, and, afterwards, an atrociously astronomical abacus. (That takes me down to 58.)
Allthough an alien amass attacked an adverb at Austrailia’s amazing architecture, availible aids argued after an anteater ate an abacus and also acheived awful abdonmen aches as anarchists alienated an awesome aviary, and announcers announced anger actually aroused assorted animal’s agonizing actions, abandoning all “a” alliterations and awfully acting, as alligators abolished an aardvark’s abnormal assylums as abstractly as academics aviate airplanes.
62/62. Unfortunantly, we’re just throwing the same adjetives, verbs, adverbs, and nouns together every time, except in a different order with a few new ones. And plus, they are starting to be rather confusing. Imagine illustrating my scentence!
I’m going to take a stab at a much tougher letter, u. With a, it was almost too easy, because we could use the nice common words like “a”, “an”, “as”, “at”, “are”, and etc.
Roughly translated, some unusually ugly uncles that are undercover understood that umpires undo unity while they are underwater, so they united while uttering things that are not allowed to be talked about.
5 – Yes I did indeed. I’m very proud of it. Here’s something I wrote in 4th grade:
Addy ate an apple after acting as an armadillo.
Nightly, Ned, Norman, and Nicole nap northeasternly, never nipping nickels in November. [I’m not at all proud of that one]
Nancy nicked nine neat, nosy newts.
Acrobatic animals act artfully as advertisers ask assistance.
Cream-colored caterpillars catch coats continuously.
Ally asked Addy to attend an actress’ association by automobile.
Rosie ripped the red roses and ran rapidly to a raging, roaring river.
Only obeing Owen, Olivia opened oval oats on Okinawa.
Lara lies loudly in London licking a lid of Lipton.
Isabel impatiently insists India and Indonesia initiate the internet.
Nearly night, Nicky nailed Norma’s nose in November.
Ella the elk especially enjoys energetic elephants except at elections.
OK, decide what your letter will be. I choose “h”, so no taking that one!!!!!!!!!
Have happy hens; hand healthy Harry’s herbage, here her hiss Henry’s herbage, Hennry’s herbage has hatefully AUGH! I can’t do this with chickens… sorry!
The way I make alliterations, and a good suggestion of how to make them, is to make notecards for each letter. For example, if you are doing the letter A first, get out a notecard and write down all of the good A-words you can think of WITHOUT USING A DICTIONARY. Then, create an alliteration sentence with the words on the card!
“Actually,” angrily allowed Andrew, “Adorable anteaters always ate annoyed Aunt Annie around Australia, and Alchoholics Anonymous abided above an aggressive Apocalypse,” and April answered, “Although apples are appaling, avocados appear appetizing after an antique action; anyone around Alabama abuses all Anglican anger, and androids aim at Algonquin alliances after August, and Albert also acquired Alzheimer’s amid alfresco algebraic antic,” and, addled, Albert allotted, “Are all alkalis always alien and atrociously afar?”
51-Until somebody tries to break it, yes. *pokes Piggy*
62-Nooooo…come on, davidude! Let’s win our record back!
Wait a moment! You used Albert twice, so it doesn’t count. And you also used after. Under the rules that davidude and I made up, that doesn’t count. xD
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Although all Andrew’s atrociously accumulated ancronyms ate an awful artery as August ailed, an angry android actually asked an aardvark, “Are any apples as appetizing as an acclaimed allele anagram?” as April’s acquantied alien amassed aged avacados at Australia’s acting aviatory and assylum…
(43/43)
I’m really short on time right now, so I can’t respond to that much. Here’s my start, I’ll add more to it later. Unfortunantly, these take an awfull long time to make.
“Actually,” angrily allowed Andrew, “Adorable anteaters always ate annoyed Aunt Annie around Australia, and Alchoholics Anonymous abided above an aggressive Apocalypse,” and April answered, “Although apples are appaling, avocados appear appetizing at an antique action; anyone around Alabama abuses all Anglican anger, and androids aim at Algonquin alliances after August, and Albert also acquired Alzheimer’s amid alfresco algebraic antic,” and, addled, Allie allotted, “Are all alkalis always alien and atrociously afar?”
ok, i fixed the 2 things you complained about, Cat’s Meow.
still 71 words—AWESOME!
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Piggy the ACTUAL True Alliteration King, Much to the Dismay of All Imposters, Especially One Who Will Not Be Named, Who is Actually the Court Jester in the Land of Alliterania says:
“Actually,” angrily allowed Andrew, “Adorable anteaters always ate annoyed Aunt Annie around Australia, and Alchoholics Anonymous abided above an aggressive Apocalypse,” and April answered, “Although apples are appaling, avocados appear appetizing at an antique auction; anyone around Alabama abuses all Anglican anger, and androids aim at Algonquin alliances after August, and Albert also acquired Alzheimer’s amid alfresco algebraic antic,” and, addled, Allie allotted, “Are all alkalis always alien and atrociously afar?” and, amazed, Alex added, “Almighty appliances apply at Alaska, Antarctica, and Angola.”
82 WORDS, FOLLOWING ALL RULES (i think)
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Piggy. Yes, just Piggy. I will no longer stoop to such idiotic name calling. says:
Davidude dares doubtful defender deftly discovering different directions d-sentences dive! And all are alert as an appallingly awsome author amazes all! Piggy proudly pronounces pressing power personal!
76 – Wow. What writing! Wonderously well-worded. We welcome whismical word wizards warmly. Well, WELCOME! Wait…wondering word wizard’s wereabouts Wendsday.
Alliterative Alice
Alice avoided all azaleas and accidentally ate an abnormal aliment. But before becoming bitty, bunny bounced by. Cheshire Cat called comers crazy, dormouse dreamed downing darjeeling drink. Even English events earn enmity. Frumious flowers find flaws, gryphon garbles ‘gain. Humpty humors homophones humbly (hah!), hanging hinged; interestingly inane insect interprets intentions. Jabberwocky jumbled judiciously, King killed Knave kookily. Looking-glass leaping, lollygagging lass, March Hare, Mad Hatter made motion “move!†None neglect names nor notablilities, only ordain other objects outlandishly. “Pig and Pepper†plays particular plunder para pre-adolescent. Quintessential Queen quells qualms quite quickly. Rabbit remains removed, respecting royalty, so someone (spirituous) speaks supposing subtlety. To Tweedledum ‘tis tyranny to try to take a toy. Uffish unicorn undercuts unbelievability, verifying very variable ventures. Walrus winces when whetting whims, while White Knight was writer writing “winningly.†Xenophobia x-ists, yet youth yearns. Zany, zestful zenlike zenith (of ze literature).
75-Awesome! (The idea and your sentence) Too bad Piggy keeps trying to beat us. *goes to dictionary, thesaurus, and a baby names website*
“My mysterious mother makes millions; my myriad mom manufactures makeral macaroni, meaning my multicolored macaws match machinery!” Marcus mentioned. “Mulltibillionaire,” Maddie mourned. “Maybe macroflora? Macroorganisms? Macro?” Mary mused. “Mwahahaha!” miffed Mabel. “My martian mauls meat!”(36/36)
Now THAT is complete and utter pwnage. (I only used the dictionary beacuse m is so hard, and I give you guys permission to do the same)
davidude donates double-time drawing d-sentences deftly, but because he hasn’t been by that totally long, listing him has fallen from the tired GAPA’s green tall table! (i. e. they haven’t listed him on the Who’s here page yet) I couldn’t think today; what would I install into the tiny posting-box?
Get ready for a nonsensical “M” story that takes place on Mars.
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Money Martian MuseBloggers make monthly: millions. Masterfully mysterious. More male multimillionares mumble, “Mars’s maximum moneybanks multiply. Millionth Mellinium’s makings: Multibillions! MWAHAHAHA!”
Mr. Mysterio mines Martian’s mine. Manufacturing makes much multitrillions. Multitrillionare Mysterio’s mad mother mysteriously malfunctions, maybe mourning my modem’s microorganisms. Mystery!
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Story ended. *stops to count words* 42/42. W00T!
We had to write stories like that for school. This was mine:
“Hand Harry the ham, honey,” said Hillary haughtily. Hillary had horns which hit Hailey in the head. “Hey!” Hailey cried. Hillary’s horns hurt Hailey’s head. Hailey hurried, horribly, to her house to hide. Hailey hitched a Honda to her house.
Annie, Adam, and Albert are asking Aretha, “Are all animals as arbitrary as anteaters?” Aretha answered, “Almost always, aardvarks are as arbitrary as anteaters.”
An Animal Artfully Asked An Airplane Around.
“Bad Boy!” Bickered Bella But Bob Basked.
A Covered-up Camel Chewed Cocoa Chunks.
Danny Doubtfully Dug a Dangerous Dog-pit.
Every Egg Earned is ‘Elpful, Ernie.
Yea. *sigh* Alliteration is not exactly an exciting topic to blog about, unless there’s a war like the infamous battle over the “A” alliteration title earlier in this thread.
Silently ships go sailing, sailing stormy seas,
The tides tell twisting tales to the timless things we take to be,
Whispering ways we wish to wander will not wait and see,
Fools for feigning fake fidelity, for the false shall flee
I have absolutly no idea what it means, but it sounds cool.
You can use a word twice or more if needed to make the sentence, but they just don’t count. Words that start with another letter lower your count. Example: Bugs bit Bob badly, and Barbara bugs me.
It indeed has had an amazing amount of open time troubled with worries of being blasted off of our beautiful blog. I intend to treat this thread with care.
*pantpantthatisallIcandorightnowpantpant*
In four days this would have been empty for a whole month. I just thought about it today, I haven’t seen any alliteration on the blog lately! Well, I’m glad I checked. And as usual, the last post is someone saying how the thread is dead.
I will be staying with my grandmother from tonight, till late Saturday, but may not even be on the blog till early Sunday. Please hold anything that involves me, or things that I need to agree to, until I return and can help/decide about.
I am sorry I have to leave you, but I shall miss you all…
Blog safely,
RtH
P.S.-Not that anyone ever comes to this thread anyway
This thread, the terrific thread that trounces terrible trolls.
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That sounded horribly dumb. But my computer’s messing up so I can’t see what I’m typing.
Because I can, I want to revive the “Who can make the largest A alliteration” contest, the last of which is in Post #70 and is 82 words long.
Rules:
All words have to start with A (duh)
No words over 3 letters long can be repeated more than once, except again and again, which I think we decided was okay as long as you didn’t say again and again and again and again and again and again
Here goes…
An awesome ant (and an amazing aunt) ate an aunteater and an anteater, as an angry Antarctic/Australian Apocalypse (apple and Alabama alliances and appliences against Alaska and agonizingly appetizing avocados) abused annoyed Arizona, addled after aboriginal Algonquin anger at an apalling antique auction. “An action?” asked Andrew. “Annoying,” Al allowed. “All an abandoned aardvark/aardwolf abacus. An alley alligator? An abducted abdomen? An Abercrombie asparagus? All an abnormal, abominable abolishment!” “Always appear Angelican,” Allie added. “An algebraic alletiration (All As) antic, and all are amazed.”
“Apples?” asked Amy Andrews, as Abigail acted, “Achoo”. “Art!” Addy aptly amazed an alligator, an aardvark (an anteater), and an actual ax. An apostrophe animal ambled around Alaska. Ants actively annoyed an Airforce and an ablebodied Aunt Anne. Advanced affidavits and an artful attorney assailed an alliteration actress. “Ah!” an angelic archer (armored), addled an anatomical attribution. “Amend, Amendment, Amended, actually,” an antsy astronaut added appropriately. Algebra axed an affronted apothecary attendee and amiably armed additive addenda and agendas. Alliteration aimed an arrow at an amazing actor.
177-Ooh, yeah, I forgot about last names. I’m not going to try to write a new one, I’m just going to update my last one.
An awesome ant (and an amazing aunt) ate an aunteater and an anteater, as an angry Antarctic/Australian Apocalypse (apple and Alabama alliances and appliences against Alaska and agonizingly appetizing avocados) abused annoyed Arizona, addled after aboriginal Algonquin anger at an apalling antique auction. “An action?” asked Andrew Anderson. “Annoying,” Al Adams allowed. “All an abandoned aardvark/aardwolf abacus. An alley alligator? An abducted abdomen? An Abercrombie asparagus? All an abnormal, abominable abolishment!” “Always appear Angelican,” Allie Allen added. “Angels amaze astronauts. Also, an algebraic alletiration (And all As!), an antic…and all are amazed!
178-Good, but it’s not one sentence. I still hold the one-sentence “A” record. (87, if you’ve forgotten.) No time to do more alliteration– I’ve got to get to Latin class.
I hadn’t known there was an alliteration thread, so this has been copypasted from SSSSs: Stupid Senseless Smiley Stories say something silly, seeming sibilantly savage. Sssssssss…
Does anyone want to come here? Do the GAPAs want to make a new version? I realize that the battles won’t be as epic as the ones between myself and the duo of Cat’s Meow and davidude, but it’s still fun.
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FIRST POST!!! W00t!!!
Altogether anti-alliterative.Whoops, I meant:Altogether anti-alliterative.
2 – well, w00t is weirdly wacky, and amazingly associated with alliteration. (that enough for you?)
Well and wittily written.
1 – No, no, no, no, NO!!!!
Sorry, that just really bothers me.
Fine for PoPo: 5 pieces of virtual choklit.
How about: Rosie Ripped the Red Roses as she Ran Rapidly to the Raging River. I actually think THF wrote that one, but I love it!
oddly, orange ostriches stand out in Ost-ralia. (hehehe)
Ehm…She sells seashells by the seashore? Hehe, I’m really bad w/ stuff like this.
Robert, answer the riddle of your reason for not ‘riting in italics?
The swift swallow swallowed silken strands.
8-I don’t see why GAPAs always have to write in Italics anyway. err…. why would wonderfuladministrators write wavily?
I know, it’s pathetic.
Italics indicate instances of information that it’s ill-advised to ignore.
10-Wow. Well-worded, Wobert.
I’m hopeless at this.
An animal been biting canary carcass done dining/ eating especially full from grinding goodness happily un-Hungry in incredible junk jim ko-ko laughed loud mean mister not no open oh, please prey question, question, really rest sleep, sleep, tightly, tiny un-loved un-caredfor canary! (I couldn’t think of anything for the last letters)
What all of that really strange whateverfullness means: Some animal ate a canary and enjoyed it. Then, Mr. Jim Ko-ko hated the canary, so he laughed. Then I told the poor canar to sleep well. I was trying to use two of each letter.
The HAWK
Alliteration = scentence or scentences with as many words as possible beginning with the same letter, am I right?
Take these tin toys to the taylor tonight, Tony.
weird whackos whistle while wailing, “w00t!”
Teresa thinks those tiny tots are tonto to take the toys (trucks) to the toilet.
(Tonto means crazy in Spanish, by the way. :D)
Beat this! Every letter of the alphabet in a scentence.
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An Aardvark Approaches Appetizing Ants.
Big Bad Bandaged Babies Bump Broken Bottles.
Cats Catching Clams Carefully Claw Clay.
Danny’s Dozen Delicious Delectable Dinners Delighted Disgruntled Dudes.
Evangeline Eel Eats Eight Eggs Every Easter.
Fred, Fiddle For Five Fat Frogs Fishing For Fish.
Great Goats Grew Giant Gardens.
Hungry Hens Hog Hats Hopefully.
Itchy Ivy Itches Inside Icy Igloos.
Jesting Jackals Jokingly Jump Joyfully.
Kangaroos Kick Knowledgeable Koalas.
Lowly Lizards Love Ladybugs Lots.
Many Mad Mice Mixed Mary’s Macaroni, Mom.
Nifty Nutcracking Nightingales Named Nathanial Need Nests Now!
Only Old Oil Oozes Outward.
“Ponies Pick Parallel Pentagons Perfectly”, Posted Pwt.
Quicksand Quiets Quacking Quails.
Rabbits Running Right Rapidly Reach Radishes.
Speedy Swordfish Swim Swiftly, Surfing Some Seashore.
Take These Tin Toys To The Taylor Tonight, Todd.
Unusually Ugly Upright Uncles United Underwater.
Virtuous Voles Vote Van Vulture Vice Vicar.
Wacky Wicked Wasps Wildly Wave Weapons.
Xerxes, X-ray Xenon Xylophone Xeroxes.
“Yellow Yaks Yawned Yesterday!” Yelled Yvonne.
Zero Zany Zebra Zygotes Zoom Zebus Zig-Zagedly.
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I especially dare you to make a longer X scentence than mine.
Spoot Senior spied seven sandwhiches, seemingly subtle seen sitting beside Suzy Smith, some smelly sweetheart Sam despised.
I inked icing in italy incompetently.
17 – Wow! 15 out of the 17 words begin with “s”!
16-Xerothermic xylophones xenophobically x-ray xeroxed xanthochrous xenophobes.
You don’t want to know how long i spent searching for adverbs that start with x. There aren’t many.
20 – Yer telling me. Virtually all the X words are random nouns. You have to use them in just the right way to change their form. Or, as you did, add the “ally” or the “ic” or the “ous” to get adjetives, verbs, and adverbs.
Unfortunantly, even if you have a really long scentence of X words, it sounds like complete jargon because X words aren’t well known. I pulled out my big two-volume official World Dicitionary to see if all those words actually exist. Most people can only think of x-ray and xylophone, and x-ing, x-mas, and xerox, if they give it a little more thought.
21-And since Akeelah and the bee came out quite a few people seem to know xanthosis as well. I knew that one years ago though. But yeah. It reminds me of the snow scout alphabet pledge in The Slippery Slope, where they use xylophone for X just because he couldn’t think of anything else. I love the lphabet pledge though.
A snow scout is;
accommodating basic calm darling emblematic frisky grinning human innocent jumping kept limited meek nap-loving official pretty quarantined recent scheduled tidy understadable victorious wholesome xylophone young and zippered, every morning, every afternoon, every night, and all day long.
Or something like that.
19-In mine (post 15) 15/15 of the words start with T. ^^
16-Mine might not be as long, but at least it’s one sentence. One LONG sentence! heheheh…
I’m not going to try to beat your x-sentences.
The HAWK
23-I just saw your post. Well, not 15/15, because there is that “are” in there. Well, 14/15!
The HAWK
Ella Ember ended the extreme execution of Ed Ene.
Like it?
I HATE ALLITERATION!!!!!!!!!!!
i’m sorry, i just had to say that. it seems very amateurish, for some reason. no offense to anyone.
except for in shakespeare’s “full fathom five thy father lies”, of course
25-Oh, right. I didn’t even notice that “are”.
16-I’m going to see if I can beat your sentences.
A: An ailing aardvark approaches an ant and allows access. (9)
B: Big, Bony Babies Bully Brave but boring babies. (Unoriginal, but it’s 8.)
I’ll be back later. The school bell just rang.
28 – After an ailed aardwolf advanced anticipatingly at an ant Andy anteater actually ate, an arsonal attacked angrily. (17) Beat that!
“Baggy behinds bust bricks best!” boring Brandon beamed. “But,” boasted Billy, Bolivia’s bold bullfighting bully, “biceps bust bricks better.” (19) Can you beat that?
29 im not even going to try to beat that
Prestigious Piggy prounounced, “People! Purple pants pay pitiful payments. Perhaps pink pantihose provoke preferable property.” Penny performed pretty performances, panting, “Please persist, Piggy! Pantihose push pants perpendicular permanently.”
28/28 P’s–NEW RECORD
i got a new name
29-I’ll do my best.
After an ailed aardwolf advanced anticipatingly at an ant adressed as Andy an anteater abolished any allowed access after an aardvark ate an abacus and achieved abdomen aches. 28/28 BEAT THAT!
31 – “Polls pointed prominently, PBS pronouced. Pandora painstakingly poured purple-pink punch, proudly pounding past perplexing ponderers.” posted Percy. Pah! Perposterous pointless post! Pish-posh! Profoundly predictable. Perhaps Percy presumed purpose pathless.
There you go, Piggy. 31/31 P’s-NEW RECORD
33 – The true alliteration king will stand by it’s title.
An awful abominable animal, after answering “AAAARGH!” as ants asked alligators “Any apples?” aflame, ailed an anteater, as anteaters actually argue angrily atop aviating airplanes about alliteration and anatomy’s advancements.
30/30-BEAT THAT!
31-After an ailed aardwolf advanced anticipatingly at an alien ant adressed as Andy an anteater abolished any allowed access after an aardvark ate an abacus and achieved abdomen aches, and afterwards abandoned an abnormal adjective. (35/35 Victory shall be mine!)
How about for the record you can’t use any words (besides “an”, “and”, and that kind of thing) more than once? To prevent sentences like “Gilly’s great great great great great great great great great (great x a billion) grandfather grew.”
Woa! I’ll try with “h’s”:
Hug hairy Harry hamster! Humbug, his hat hit his head! How Harry hates hitting his head. Help him! Help Harry! Harry hit his head how? His hat hit his head. Harry’s HARD hat. His hard hat hurts his head. Help hairy Harry hampster help his head; help him heave his hard hat! He has headache; hard hat hurts. Help him, help heave his hard hat!
The HAWK
37-Oh my goodness! Lol! *counts* 66/66. Although, that violates the rule I proposed, but who really cares? It’s impressive anyways.
37 – That has so many repeating words I’m not sure it can count. But it is amazingly good for only “h”s. Maybe it could be an only “h”s story!
36 – Okay. Good rule. No repeating words with more than 3 letters. Let’s see now…
Actually aflame, after an astronaut aviating an awesome airplane atrociously acclaimed an awful argument about an astounding astonomical angry alien accumulation at Austria, architects asked, “Are artful alliterations appetizing at amazing altitudes above Atlantis’s audible abacus?”
And there you have it. 36/36. VICTORY SHALL BE MINE!!!
39-It’s okay that I keep adding onto the same sentence, right? I notice that you’re not doing that…
After an ailed, annoying aardwolf advanced anticipatingly at an amazing ant adressed as Andy an anteater abolished any allowed access after an aardvark ate an abacus and achieved awful abdomen aches, and afterwards abandoned an abnormal adjective. “Aha!” announced Andy. “An abridged anecdote! Amazing!” Angrily Andy agonized about an aroused aardwolf’s anger.
52/52 Now THAT took skill. B) (And a thesaurus. And a dictionary. And a lot of adjectives.)
Oh, wait a moment…I just realized that I used “After” twice. Just take out the first “after” so that it starts “An ailed, annoying…” Sorry about that. :blush:
Hey, davidude, is it okay if we use a phrase like “again and again”? As long as we don’t say “again and again and again and again and again”, I think there should be some exceptions to the rule.
40 – I suppose that’s okay, but that makes my scentences even more amazing because I AM BEING ORIGIONAL.
After an alien amass attacked an apostraphe at Austrailia’s amazing architecture, availible aids argued after an anteater ate an abacus and also acheived awful abdonmen aches as anarchists alienated an awesome aviary, and announcers announced anger actually aroused assorted animal’s agonizing actions, abandoning all “a” alliterations and awfully acting as alligators abolished an aardvark’s abnormal assylums.
56/56. Now THAT was completely origional and was created on the spot without the aid of a thesaurus or a dictionary. Plus, it’s still only one scentence long. That’s what I call skill.
(Maybe we should call this the Alliteration wars thread.
)
42 – I think we may want to keep it a bit strict, or else the scentences will be too easy to make. If you see any repeating words in my scentece, please let me know.
Posts 28 and 29 look pretty wimpy now, don’t they?
43-Fine, fine, I’ll ditch the dictionary. I’ll make my post in a second.
44-Sounds good to me. By the way, your latest one uses “after” twice. Other than that it looks clean.
An aviating astronaut ascended an awesome aircraft addressed as “an airplane†and an as an awful anarchist annoyingly announced abolished all “a†alliterations, animals acting as alligators, and abnormal aardvark asylums, as the apostrophes advanced and announcers announced anger alienations at awesome aviaries, actually arousing assorted ailed aardwolves at Australia’s amphitheater awaiting aid, anteaters, architecture, and, afterwards, an atrociously astronomical abacus. (61/61)
We’re just reusing the earlier words by now. Plus, the sentences make absolutely NO sense.
Oops, sorry. That last sentence REALLY didn’t make sense.
An aviating astronaut ascended an awesome aircraft addressed as “an airplane†as an awful anarchist annoyingly abolished all “a†alliterations, animals acting as alligators, and abnormal aardvark asylums, as the apostrophes advanced and announcers announced anger alienations at awesome aviaries, actually arousing assorted ailed aardwolves at Australia’s amphitheater awaiting aid, anteaters, architecture, and, afterwards, an atrociously astronomical abacus. (That takes me down to 58.)
Many masqerading mice march mechanically, monotonous.
Icarus is idiotic. See, he soars, sunstruck. Drops and dies.
Practically poetry.
Possessed purple pie princes prance near prissy palaces.
47 – This seesaw battle could go on forever!
Allthough an alien amass attacked an adverb at Austrailia’s amazing architecture, availible aids argued after an anteater ate an abacus and also acheived awful abdonmen aches as anarchists alienated an awesome aviary, and announcers announced anger actually aroused assorted animal’s agonizing actions, abandoning all “a” alliterations and awfully acting, as alligators abolished an aardvark’s abnormal assylums as abstractly as academics aviate airplanes.
62/62. Unfortunantly, we’re just throwing the same adjetives, verbs, adverbs, and nouns together every time, except in a different order with a few new ones. And plus, they are starting to be rather confusing. Imagine illustrating my scentence!
I’m going to take a stab at a much tougher letter, u. With a, it was almost too easy, because we could use the nice common words like “a”, “an”, “as”, “at”, “are”, and etc.
Understanding umpires undo unity underwater, unusually ugly undercover uncles united, uttering unspeakables. (12/12)
Roughly translated, some unusually ugly uncles that are undercover understood that umpires undo unity while they are underwater, so they united while uttering things that are not allowed to be talked about.
47 – I confess your scentence makes more sense and that I added a few more words to my previous scentence. Truce with the “a” alliteration?
PIGGY’S A BOY!!! just shouting that out…
5 – Yes I did indeed. I’m very proud of it. Here’s something I wrote in 4th grade:
Addy ate an apple after acting as an armadillo.
Nightly, Ned, Norman, and Nicole nap northeasternly, never nipping nickels in November. [I’m not at all proud of that one]
Nancy nicked nine neat, nosy newts.
Acrobatic animals act artfully as advertisers ask assistance.
Cream-colored caterpillars catch coats continuously.
Ally asked Addy to attend an actress’ association by automobile.
Rosie ripped the red roses and ran rapidly to a raging, roaring river.
Only obeing Owen, Olivia opened oval oats on Okinawa.
Lara lies loudly in London licking a lid of Lipton.
Isabel impatiently insists India and Indonesia initiate the internet.
Nearly night, Nicky nailed Norma’s nose in November.
Ella the elk especially enjoys energetic elephants except at elections.
If you couldn’t guess, my name is Anna Caroline.
that is so cool!!!! i frikin suck at alliteration
How huge! Hawk hasn’t had hours here.
OK, decide what your letter will be. I choose “h”, so no taking that one!!!!!!!!!
Have happy hens; hand healthy Harry’s herbage, here her hiss Henry’s herbage, Hennry’s herbage has hatefully AUGH! I can’t do this with chickens… sorry!
Le Faucon
The way I make alliterations, and a good suggestion of how to make them, is to make notecards for each letter. For example, if you are doing the letter A first, get out a notecard and write down all of the good A-words you can think of WITHOUT USING A DICTIONARY. Then, create an alliteration sentence with the words on the card!
56-I’ll try that when I have time… Must leave computer soon!!!! Sorry.
Le Faucon
50-We should try. And then make those illustrations the header for this thread.
Davidude–when will you learn how to spell “sentence”? jeez
Unless Uncle Uriah ursurped Unky, umbrellas unzipped underwear, until unbelievable underwater undertakers unraveled unreal universes.
15/15 U’s
“Yes,” yelled Yanni,”Yellow yachts yawn, yet ytterium yelps, ‘Yikes! Yoga younkers yowled yesterday!’;” Yanni yet yearned.
17
“Actually,” angrily allowed Andrew, “Adorable anteaters always ate annoyed Aunt Annie around Australia, and Alchoholics Anonymous abided above an aggressive Apocalypse,” and April answered, “Although apples are appaling, avocados appear appetizing after an antique action; anyone around Alabama abuses all Anglican anger, and androids aim at Algonquin alliances after August, and Albert also acquired Alzheimer’s amid alfresco algebraic antic,” and, addled, Albert allotted, “Are all alkalis always alien and atrociously afar?”
71 “A” WORDS IN A SINGLE SENTENCE!!!!
51-Until somebody tries to break it, yes. *pokes Piggy*
62-Nooooo…come on, davidude! Let’s win our record back!
Wait a moment! You used Albert twice, so it doesn’t count. And you also used after. Under the rules that davidude and I made up, that doesn’t count. xD
Although all Andrew’s atrociously accumulated ancronyms ate an awful artery as August ailed, an angry android actually asked an aardvark, “Are any apples as appetizing as an acclaimed allele anagram?” as April’s acquantied alien amassed aged avacados at Australia’s acting aviatory and assylum…
(43/43)
I’m really short on time right now, so I can’t respond to that much. Here’s my start, I’ll add more to it later. Unfortunantly, these take an awfull long time to make.
62 – The word “albert” appears twice.
61 – “Yesterday, yummy yellow yougurt ytterium yolks yodeled yearning yellowbirds yet!” Yelled Yvonne Yak’s yippie, yielding yiddish yowls yore.
(18/18)
Nobody’s beaten my P alliteration yet
but dang, y is hard.
Here’s a D scentence:
Davidude dastardly deciphered dumb dredgers, doing dragster drivers destructive door dent damage.
Evie dislikes: Evangeline Eel Eats Eight Eggs Every Easter
This is terrible torture for the tall tap-dancing llama she is.
^^; Evie is not good at alliteration.
Catholic Christians come to church commonly for communion if not company?
Noooo… *run away!*
“Actually,” angrily allowed Andrew, “Adorable anteaters always ate annoyed Aunt Annie around Australia, and Alchoholics Anonymous abided above an aggressive Apocalypse,” and April answered, “Although apples are appaling, avocados appear appetizing at an antique action; anyone around Alabama abuses all Anglican anger, and androids aim at Algonquin alliances after August, and Albert also acquired Alzheimer’s amid alfresco algebraic antic,” and, addled, Allie allotted, “Are all alkalis always alien and atrociously afar?”
ok, i fixed the 2 things you complained about, Cat’s Meow.
still 71 words—AWESOME!
I think my name says it all
“Actually,” angrily allowed Andrew, “Adorable anteaters always ate annoyed Aunt Annie around Australia, and Alchoholics Anonymous abided above an aggressive Apocalypse,” and April answered, “Although apples are appaling, avocados appear appetizing at an antique auction; anyone around Alabama abuses all Anglican anger, and androids aim at Algonquin alliances after August, and Albert also acquired Alzheimer’s amid alfresco algebraic antic,” and, addled, Allie allotted, “Are all alkalis always alien and atrociously afar?” and, amazed, Alex added, “Almighty appliances apply at Alaska, Antarctica, and Angola.”
82 WORDS, FOLLOWING ALL RULES (i think)
Zealous zipper zebras zoom, zig-zagging zanily; Zion zen zombies zip zero zariba zithers.
13 z words, or 14 if zig-zagging is 2 words
Many marmosets mingle mirthlessly… Fellowmuser gives up.
71 –
Zealous Zeus’s zany zebu zygote Zarathustra zoomed zig-zaggingly, zipping zero zebra zombie zuchini zippers.
14, or 15 if zig-zagging is two words.
I give up on A. It’s too long to even bother right now.
71-Many marmosets make music, may my mammoth mix macaroni, Mom. (ending taken from davidude’s original) 10/10
Yea, whatever. Piggy can have A. Let’s fight over M now.
Musebloggers, must my mother’s monitor’s monthly modem malfunction make Museblog malpractice? (11/11)
I’m proud of that one.
Davidude dares doubtful defender deftly discovering different directions d-sentences dive! And all are alert as an appallingly awsome author amazes all! Piggy proudly pronounces pressing power personal!
heheheh…
The Evil HAWK
76 – Wow. What writing! Wonderously well-worded. We welcome whismical word wizards warmly. Well, WELCOME! Wait…wondering word wizard’s wereabouts Wendsday.
Aha! You were here before! You posted here several times Wendsday!
Alliterative Alice
Alice avoided all azaleas and accidentally ate an abnormal aliment. But before becoming bitty, bunny bounced by. Cheshire Cat called comers crazy, dormouse dreamed downing darjeeling drink. Even English events earn enmity. Frumious flowers find flaws, gryphon garbles ‘gain. Humpty humors homophones humbly (hah!), hanging hinged; interestingly inane insect interprets intentions. Jabberwocky jumbled judiciously, King killed Knave kookily. Looking-glass leaping, lollygagging lass, March Hare, Mad Hatter made motion “move!†None neglect names nor notablilities, only ordain other objects outlandishly. “Pig and Pepper†plays particular plunder para pre-adolescent. Quintessential Queen quells qualms quite quickly. Rabbit remains removed, respecting royalty, so someone (spirituous) speaks supposing subtlety. To Tweedledum ‘tis tyranny to try to take a toy. Uffish unicorn undercuts unbelievability, verifying very variable ventures. Walrus winces when whetting whims, while White Knight was writer writing “winningly.†Xenophobia x-ists, yet youth yearns. Zany, zestful zenlike zenith (of ze literature).
Mark mentioned, “Many mysterious melees make millions more mean Musebloggers, meaning Museblog makes more money.”
15
MuseBlog make money?? Maybe on Mars…
75-Awesome! (The idea and your sentence) Too bad Piggy keeps trying to beat us.
*goes to dictionary, thesaurus, and a baby names website*
“My mysterious mother makes millions; my myriad mom manufactures makeral macaroni, meaning my multicolored macaws match machinery!” Marcus mentioned. “Mulltibillionaire,” Maddie mourned. “Maybe macroflora? Macroorganisms? Macro?” Mary mused. “Mwahahaha!” miffed Mabel. “My martian mauls meat!”(36/36)
Now THAT is complete and utter pwnage. (I only used the dictionary beacuse m is so hard, and I give you guys permission to do the same)
davidude donates double-time drawing d-sentences deftly, but because he hasn’t been by that totally long, listing him has fallen from the tired GAPA’s green tall table! (i. e. they haven’t listed him on the Who’s here page yet) I couldn’t think today; what would I install into the tiny posting-box?
The HAWK
Get ready for a nonsensical “M” story that takes place on Mars.
~~~
Money Martian MuseBloggers make monthly: millions. Masterfully mysterious. More male multimillionares mumble, “Mars’s maximum moneybanks multiply. Millionth Mellinium’s makings: Multibillions! MWAHAHAHA!”
Mr. Mysterio mines Martian’s mine. Manufacturing makes much multitrillions. Multitrillionare Mysterio’s mad mother mysteriously malfunctions, maybe mourning my modem’s microorganisms. Mystery!
~~~
Story ended. *stops to count words* 42/42. W00T!
the thingy on the right with the “Most Recent Posts” on it keeps appearing and disappearing. creeapy!!!
RELIGIONS!!!
85, 86 – This is the Alliteration thread. There’s always a random thread and a religions thread.
Dunkan died doing dance during Dark Dismall destenation’s Dire Dance.
King kissed Kattie’s kettle. Zach’s zanyness zapped zoo yeildings, yes, yelling yoohoo brought bundles by Bill’s.
Here’s a stupid senseless smiley story all in “D”.
8) – Dude.
8) – Dude.
8) – Devil = dude, dude.
8) – Dude.
8) – Dysentery’s dudish, dude.
8) – Dude.
“Two terrific tangles. Two torn tepees. Tyranny!” Tyra trembled.
“Great ghosts! Gad!” Gonzo gasped.
“Flying foxes? Fun!” Fanny flapped.
‘Many Martians Make Magical Markets,’ Minneapolis Metro mumbled.
‘Stupid Sesame Seeds Strike Sacramento,’ South Sacramento State screamed.
‘Heinous Homicides Hark Horrible Hurricanes,’ Harrisburg Herald hinted.
Rare rhymes, right?
“More morphing masters! Make murdering minnie moms!” mouthed Michael mysteriously
Wierd wombats whack warring wiffle balls. I mean walls.
Lords love long lines. Like loops.
Frodo frees five ferrets from four freedom-free forests.
Bilbo builds bridges because Bob became bored.
Sparks, science super sleuth, spied stealthily skyward subsequently… *sigh*.
[No reappearing words in ANY of my sentences except Sacramento in sentence #5 in my 1st post.]
We had to write stories like that for school. This was mine:
“Hand Harry the ham, honey,” said Hillary haughtily. Hillary had horns which hit Hailey in the head. “Hey!” Hailey cried. Hillary’s horns hurt Hailey’s head. Hailey hurried, horribly, to her house to hide. Hailey hitched a Honda to her house.
Where is everybody?
Gary’s galactic galaxy gassed Gus. Gordon’s garden grew green grapes. (10/10)
90-The “Dude”s violalte the rules, but that’s still neat! I like these original formats.
This thread is totally deserted.
or,
Tis this thread tommorow toppling?
That didn’t work all that well.
Alice answers!
(meaning, in real language, that I’m here.)
Poetry pwns! ‘Pologies, Pwt. ppppppppppth…
Annie, Adam, and Albert are asking Aretha, “Are all animals as arbitrary as anteaters?” Aretha answered, “Almost always, aardvarks are as arbitrary as anteaters.”
.
– Aaaugh! Alliteration aches Adam’s arteries!
– huh?
– Rigging rodeo riders rocks!
– Whoa! What words!
– Unfortunantly, undercover uncles united underwater.
– So? Sammy Sosa’s swing shatters sound!
8) – Dude, destroying destroys destruction.
This thread is greatly honored by being given a link on the Don’t Forget These Threads page. So now people will come here and post!
Post!
Now, noctural numbskulls!Sorry. That was rude so I crossed it out. But it had all N’s.
“Almost all anteaters are as arbitrary as anthills,” Albert answered.
Bertha bet Bobby big bucks by buying beautiful buterflies before Bernard became bent.
Cathy chased Chester, Cameo, cats, creatively close.
Diana danced daringly, divine.
More to come.
It’s weird. Of all the A words, most of our A alliterations include anteaters and ants.
Corgis can cooperate? *coughs*
Crying Cambodians crossed carefully.
Canned carrots!
Carry coats!
Copy-cats copy.
Californians cried, “cats create chaos”
Coffee costs coins.
An Animal Artfully Asked An Airplane Around.
“Bad Boy!” Bickered Bella But Bob Basked.
A Covered-up Camel Chewed Cocoa Chunks.
Danny Doubtfully Dug a Dangerous Dog-pit.
Every Egg Earned is ‘Elpful, Ernie.
106 – MEEP MEEP INCORECT-O-METER SET OFF
I like cats and I live in CA! Please change that to:
Californians cried, “Cats can cuddle cutely.”
Harold has huge happy hippos who hate hippy, hairy, hares.
105-Anteaters ate ants. The simplest alliteration sentence in existance that actually makes sense. xD
Radical rebels revengefully ravaged Robert’s rare rabbit’s residence.
When wet woods warm, water wisps waver wildly.
Snakes sneak stealthily somewhere secret.
Pianos play peacefully.
Dancing dogs don’t deserve dinner. (?)
Bash Brad’s bad biting blue bugs!
Hawks hang-glide, hovering high, hungry. (5/5)
Mozambique might make merry meals. (5/5)
Bob broke Ben’s black bearskin blanket. (6/6)
Goodbye gracious good garden-snake! (?) (4/4)
113 – Alltogether awesomely alliterative!
“Almost all anteaters are as arbitrary as anthills,” Albert answered.
Bertha bet Bobby big bucks by buying beautiful buterflies before Bernard became bent.
Cathy chased Chester, Cameo, cats, creatively close.
Diana danced daringly, divine.
Eve enters Ellie’s earth early every evening
Fifi faithfully flicks Filmore’s fifty flowering ferns
Giant girly gifaffes gallop gracefully.
Harold has humungous hopping hippos, how?
Ingred, interested, inquired “I insist? Interesting.”
Jack jumped joyfully, joining Julie.
Kylie, kites kill kindreds kittens!
Lyle likes leaving littered leaves lying lengthwise
Millie misses Milicent’s mouse’s moves
Nicky nicks nineteen neckties nearly nightly
Oswald opens only one orange
Priscilla places pears, Pam picks pumpkins partway
Quentin queries, “quietly Quinn?”
Riley rambunctiously rattles rice really rapidly.
Stacey starts, “So, shall six students sit silently?
Turner takes twenty trillion tripe towers to trade
Umbrellas under umpteen Ursulas unturn.
Vivian vindictively votes, “Violent Violets!”
Wilber wishes, “Why won’t will write Wilma?”
Xylophones xuberently xing.
You yanked your year, yet yonder you’re young!
Zigzagging zebras zip zanily.
All the letters of the alphabet! I didn’t try to make them long.
115 – Great, grnqween2011!
Quite, qrnqween2011!
Amazingly acute alliteration.
Breathtakingly beautifully crafted, creating daring developments!
You don’t need to copyright your sentences!!!! Why would I want them!?!?
Why? ‘Wonder why too. Tell me, mr. E2MB, exactly why. ©
Alliteration’s amazingly alliterative, that’s randomly redundant, radioactive, and radium, Red-tailed HAWK
Redundant Rose radioed Radium’s radioactive society of scientists. HA!
Papa Peretz’s pretzle pushcart POWER!!!!!!!
Posted per the plea of the Princess’s purple peas.
Heck, it’s Hard!!! I have ice. Heated ice. Heated ice, Harry, is hot. Infinintly hot.
h/i/h/i/h/i…
Well written, wordsmiths!
Incredibly, I issued instructions indicating indefinite intolerance in intergalactic irritations.
‘That truly terrific? Terrible?
Ben baked beautifully browned breads.
Frank fried fish, flipping floppy flat’ns fancily, flabbergasting friends.
Enough? Eventually everyone excels!!!
RtH
Where are all av ‘a alliteraters?
Here, Hawk!
Extraordinary, E2MB!!!
Austin amazingly alliterated, astounding already awesomely alliterative associates.
People???
Alliterators? Are you yonder?
where were wanted weptiles???? *sorry, i couldn’t help myself…*
fufufufu…fools and annoying alliterations….where was willy when we were whale watching? willy was with wiley wolf.
uh oh!! under offender’s awesome obliterating oneryness???
Stupid senseless smiley stories swing over Sam’s shooting shooters shooting the shot scene.
E2MB ever ‘eround?
This thread’s threatened with wipeout. (i. e. this thread is dead. Please come and awesomely alliterate.)
surely! so students study something super silently, stupid.
Great! Glad gimanator got going!!! Thanks a ton, alliterator!!!
135 – ’tis terribly timeconsuming trips troubling thyself.
what wonderous writings will we witness?????
Obviously outstanding ones.
So short. Sorry.
Short? Slightly slim!
Whatever that means the same thing anyway I’m not feeling inspired (about alliteration) at the moment.
Yea. *sigh* Alliteration is not exactly an exciting topic to blog about, unless there’s a war like the infamous battle over the “A” alliteration title earlier in this thread.
Tired, terribly tired. Towards two I ’twill totter to topple on top of teddies and tigers.
Why, writing witty and alluring alliteration.
Let’s battle over another letter then!!!
B’s better, battle’s bigger, best’s Bob’za “b” besides!!!
But bantering, battling, beats basking beside bottled beverages! Birds bicker ’bout bitter berries, both Bob, Belinda butter bread. Beautifully better, Bessie Brown? Barrels, bins, bottles . . .
Silently ships go sailing, sailing stormy seas,
The tides tell twisting tales to the timless things we take to be,
Whispering ways we wish to wander will not wait and see,
Fools for feigning fake fidelity, for the false shall flee
I have absolutly no idea what it means, but it sounds cool.
148 – Oh yea.
*hops into B war*
“Baggy behinds bust bricks best!” boring bully Brandon beamed. “But,” boasted Billy, Bolivia’s bold bullfighting bully, “bulky biceps bust bricks boomingly better.” Bitter Blows baffled betters Beer betting. Buttered Bands banged bongoes briskly, but bawling babies booed. (37/37)
148- Sweet. I like; go post it on the poetry thread.
149- But you used a lot of words twice. Do they still count?
Banjoes barely bobbed, but Bertha beamed bitterly. “Bah,” bartered Bandy Bob, biting butter. “Big box,” belted Bill Brown, begging bits ’bout bats, behind barns. Big black boats beat boxily ’bout Baffin Bay.
Bert the bull bagged barley bins, bugging Birdie badly. Baseball bats bit Belinda Bergson. Bathing bores bet bunnies. (50/50)
150 – If they’re less than three letters long.
50/50? AAAARRRRGGG!!! Though ’bout appears twice.
151- But bully was used more than once, as was bricks and bust.
So it’s 49/50. It’s still more than yours. *sticks out tongue impudently*
You can use a word twice or more if needed to make the sentence, but they just don’t count. Words that start with another letter lower your count. Example: Bugs bit Bob badly, and Barbara bugs me.
That was 5/7, not 5/8.
Alice-but can “the” count???
Oops.
No, it wouldn’t. Make that 48/50. It’s still more than E2MB’s. Since we’re being competitive.
Things always get crazy when Americans start competing.
I’m still working on mine…
Read radically revolting random rudeness. Real radiant!
Sadly strange. Serves’im right, being bothered with wonderfully-worded alliteration acusing him of hitting others for no reason or rationalizations.
The
smiley isn’t moving.
Now it is incredibly moving mightily large lips all around!!!
Dead . . .no. . . Sleeping. . . that doesn’t work either . . . Resting . . . uh-uh . . . Got it! Paralyzed Post! Please, people, post pretty pieces!
DESPARINGLY DEAD……………
Indeed it is. Inspiration isn’t in. (My mind.)
It indeed has had an amazing amount of open time troubled with worries of being blasted off of our beautiful blog. I intend to treat this thread with care.
*pantpantthatisallIcandorightnowpantpant*
In four days this would have been empty for a whole month. I just thought about it today, I haven’t seen any alliteration on the blog lately! Well, I’m glad I checked. And as usual, the last post is someone saying how the thread is dead.
!!!!!!!~NOTICE FROM RtH~!!!!!!!!
I will be staying with my grandmother from tonight, till late Saturday, but may not even be on the blog till early Sunday. Please hold anything that involves me, or things that I need to agree to, until I return and can help/decide about.
I am sorry I have to leave you, but I shall miss you all…
Blog safely,
RtH
P.S.-Not that anyone ever comes to this thread anyway
Hello? OVER HEE-er!
166-I know. Isn’t it terrible?
An astounding thing, this thread is, isn’t it?
No posts in TWO MONTHS! Wow! *rules ghost thread*
Red-tailed HAWK
Hi, I’m Here to Help this Heavily, Horrifically Dead Discussion.
Suck as I do with alleterations, I’ll try.
More mangoes make misunderstandings than mistifying, morbid, malicious, MuseBloggers.
170-Malicious? Totally treacherous! That takes the trophy to tell that!
Red-tailed HAWK the Hideously Horrific
I……
Posted perpetuallly perfect puns proactlively.
And then I….
Awed at others’ outstandingly outrageously cool post on alliteration.
“That’s a lotta alliteration!”
Dreadfully dead, inspiring incredible tales to be brought into being by sad bloggers. Anyway.
I also posted about this thread on Don’t forget these threads, maybe that will help…
Red-tailed HAWK
This thread, the terrific thread that trounces terrible trolls.
—
That sounded horribly dumb. But my computer’s messing up so I can’t see what I’m typing.
My vicious vanishments probably precede random reappearances. How’s that? *vanishes*
Because I can, I want to revive the “Who can make the largest A alliteration” contest, the last of which is in Post #70 and is 82 words long.
Rules:
All words have to start with A (duh)
No words over 3 letters long can be repeated more than once, except again and again, which I think we decided was okay as long as you didn’t say again and again and again and again and again and again
Here goes…
An awesome ant (and an amazing aunt) ate an aunteater and an anteater, as an angry Antarctic/Australian Apocalypse (apple and Alabama alliances and appliences against Alaska and agonizingly appetizing avocados) abused annoyed Arizona, addled after aboriginal Algonquin anger at an apalling antique auction. “An action?” asked Andrew. “Annoying,” Al allowed. “All an abandoned aardvark/aardwolf abacus. An alley alligator? An abducted abdomen? An Abercrombie asparagus? All an abnormal, abominable abolishment!” “Always appear Angelican,” Allie added. “An algebraic alletiration (All As) antic, and all are amazed.”
THAT TOOK FOREVER! But it’s 84/84. xP
“Apples?” asked Amy Andrews, as Abigail acted, “Achoo”. “Art!” Addy aptly amazed an alligator, an aardvark (an anteater), and an actual ax. An apostrophe animal ambled around Alaska. Ants actively annoyed an Airforce and an ablebodied Aunt Anne. Advanced affidavits and an artful attorney assailed an alliteration actress. “Ah!” an angelic archer (armored), addled an anatomical attribution. “Amend, Amendment, Amended, actually,” an antsy astronaut added appropriately. Algebra axed an affronted apothecary attendee and amiably armed additive addenda and agendas. Alliteration aimed an arrow at an amazing actor.
87/87
177-Ooh, yeah, I forgot about last names. I’m not going to try to write a new one, I’m just going to update my last one.
An awesome ant (and an amazing aunt) ate an aunteater and an anteater, as an angry Antarctic/Australian Apocalypse (apple and Alabama alliances and appliences against Alaska and agonizingly appetizing avocados) abused annoyed Arizona, addled after aboriginal Algonquin anger at an apalling antique auction. “An action?” asked Andrew Anderson. “Annoying,” Al Adams allowed. “All an abandoned aardvark/aardwolf abacus. An alley alligator? An abducted abdomen? An Abercrombie asparagus? All an abnormal, abominable abolishment!” “Always appear Angelican,” Allie Allen added. “Angels amaze astronauts. Also, an algebraic alletiration (And all As!), an antic…and all are amazed!
92/92
Ancient alliteration, better bargains, cute comments, deserving dogs, eligible eccentricities, fine fancies, gorgeous giggles, helpful handshakes, intrepid iciness, jammy jokes, killer korniness, lovely lilts, massive mints, new nothing . . .
More later. The parents are home.
178-Good, but it’s not one sentence. I still hold the one-sentence “A” record. (87, if you’ve forgotten.) No time to do more alliteration– I’ve got to get to Latin class.
And you can’t make up words like “aunteater.” Where is everyone? We need a new thread of this.
179 – Nice start.
180 – You do? What post? And I didn’t think it had to be one sentence…I dunno.
181 – Sorry.
I couldn’t resist.
a ghastly ghost thread…oh well, it bides it’s time to bring itself back.
I hadn’t known there was an alliteration thread, so this has been copypasted from SSSSs: Stupid Senseless Smiley Stories say something silly, seeming sibilantly savage. Sssssssss…
183 – Biding? Better! This thread…many Musers frankly forgot!
Barsoomian Bigfoot Bites Bronchital Blue Brontosaurus!
Marvelous Muse makes many May moons magical.
Ta-da!
this thread is terribly dead.
(hey I tried)
188-Yes it is.
But who cares!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Alliteration Alters Aliens.
180- My mistake. It was 82.
i need an aliteration for the word king….someone help me please!!!!
Alliteration? You mean an adjective starting with a “k” sound? Like cool, cruel, kindly, careful, Kokopellian?
bob bought bunches of bananas and berries
Thuffering thuccotash! This thread, though thin, thrives!
The exclamation’s a quote, so I believe it is breaking no rules. Ah, how I would love to see this thread alive again.
This thread threshes thine thinking.
Does anyone want to come here? Do the GAPAs want to make a new version? I realize that the battles won’t be as epic as the ones between myself and the duo of Cat’s Meow and davidude, but it’s still fun.