The night sky is growing dark, and not a cloud around. Sun is always good, but morning will bring back sun.

How about trying this link?

You may find that it has all you look for!

Is that a fact? I think "A Void" was first "La Disparation", but that was all in Parisian (can't say that "F" word), although it was also a lipogram. Translating that - how nightmarish!

Oops - but I had a goof in my first post - that word should turn into "twixt". I'm supposing that all of us will mistakingly do that!

I'll try this...

Risk is fun, but any play of it usually lasts too long... I'd say it's usually many hours. Also I'm bad at winning it... My bro always wins.

I think that could sound natural if I took out my dictionary and 'saurus, but I'm too lazy right now. Carlos, your post has SK's log-in in it!

Now I'm afraid . . . I think all of us show symptoms of antilipogramitus! I'm apologizing now for any slip-ups I slip. And, Captain Paradox - don't worry. It's not unusual for a guy to claim a thing that isn't his (that is, assuming you go by guy).

I think Risk is cool, but all that rolling is too chancy and anything chancy is 2nd in war to skill. Anybody play "Diplomacy"?

I want my login-in alias not to count. It wasn't my fault it had that in it!

I am not too good at talking with only consonants and a, i, o, u, y, so if you find a slip-up in any of my posts, poi

My CPU is doing unknown things with posts that I submit, so that is why it cut off in a word. I will finish what was put down in a short summary.

"...nt it out! I am not as good as authors up from this.

As far as risk goes, I don't contain affinity to programs or boards that contain much luck, though I know much of living contains taking risks."

As for rain, I worry about flooding and crop dying, so not too much is good (though drought is not good in addition)"

Anyway, I am happy that I may stay with the alias I sign in with now.

I fail to find what irks you all in this forum. It all looks astoundingly easy ...*dang*... Uhh... difficult!

This topic's discussion's wording is starting to look similar to the kind of wording used in that puzzling submission of Popstar's, in which a bunch of common sayings got put into a confusing form.

Right now as our posts total four plus four plus four plus four plus four, I wish to award a bunch (sadly not) of guys who's posts I could not find a taboo monograph in: Brian Smith, Captain Paradox, Cloudy-Avatar Boy (I can't say your log-in alias) and, as your slip-up was voluntary, Popstar David.

Kudos to all of you!

Right, Carlos. My slip was voluntary. So I say...
"Pi (round down to a unit) salutations for all of us...
Hip, hip... hooray! Hip, hip... hooray! Hip, hip... hooray!"
Bring a round of bubbly, sparkling, alcoholic, drinks for us who didn't put into play that most worrying of symbols, our pal, that third in a musical gap up from C major, or that point from which the natural plan of logarithms starts, having an amount of approx. 2.71828!

Yes, avioding x (where 1 = ln x) is truly a topic to party about! Party party party! This post also contains an additional topic to discuss -- how should such partying occur?

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Happy? I can crack it! I saw it says: "PARTY!" Though it should display as:

eee     e    eee   eeeee e   e e
e  e   e e   e  e    e    e e  e
eee   e   e  e  e    e     e   e
e     eeeee  eee     e     e   e
e     e   e  e  e    e     e
e     e   e  e   e   e     e   e

G-man, how 'bout using "x (for 1 = ln x)"? This conforms with instructions laid out upon arrival in this forum...

I concur, this is bloody fun, though now, who post in this lipograph discussion must contain archaic words and kind of grammatically/uncomfotably wrong groups of words. Still, I must concur that x(1=ln x) is so common in this British, that almost all words contain x(1=ln x), such as a synonym for British contains our traitor. I shall also say that who posts in this discussion forgot about all tags for all posts contain x(1=ln x). Thus, this must contain a transmutation to Continuation: Fun with a Lipogram. I also concur that who posts in this discussion shall drop things that commonly occur also.