Nobody can say any word with e in it.

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Now my avatar has fangs, too.

Cool fangs! Hooray for you! My fangly fantastic animation says hooray for you too!

I conform. My avatar now has fangs too. Bonding!

Hooray for bonding, and to bond about fangs in particular is uncommonly amusing.

But most difficult. Possibly poisonous?

Poisonous is right, but not mortally so. It a "bush asp" to approach a similar word tag. I cannot say it in Latin, although I know it.

Salutations all! You can say Latin, but not in this forum, I think.

Too many wrong , umm, you know what I say?

It isn’t actually that hard to think up words for this topic.
In fact I know that an ostrich is a bird with wings, as is an owl. Both birds can flap. An ostrich cannot fly though. An ostracod also cannot flap. It is analogous to a mini shrimp. It is a microfaunal zooplanktonic organism of a distinct Subphylum which also contains crabs. Many kinds of ostracods occur: Podocopids, Platycopids, Myodocopids, Bradorids... Additional kinds I abhor obviously. That is not important. What is important is that fauna crop up in this paragraph. A coral organism has polyps and sting sacs. Corals occur ubiquitously in and on rocks. Do not worry. A coral is not a plant. A crinoid is not a plant in a similar way to why a coral is not a plant. What is a crinoid you ask? It consists of a calyx, a holdfast and brachial arms. Its arms catch floating food. It stands as a column, but not as a Roman column. It is not a starfish, but it is similar. Starfish cannot swim. It is only fish that can swim. A shark is a cartilaginous fish, but not poisonous actually. Gastropods crawl on sand though. A translation of “gastropod” is “stomach foot” in Latin. A gastropod is a mollusc: a snail in fact. A brachiopod is also a mollusc. A brachiopod has a soft stalk to attach to rocks. That is all: no Roman Gods or buildings, just zoological classifications and common fauna. Do you know about this classification or not? I do. This cannot last. I’m sorry. This was all I could do. I cannot find words to fit this task. I might fail at this task. I am distraught. Oh drat. Can I not say or write Latin? Thanks anyway. That is all I’m afraid. Did I do it?

You did it with no difficulty. Amazing. Astounding. And partly in Latin!


Wow! How brilliant. Nobody will surpass your post. Probably.

Sorry. Omission. Botti. I am stupid. Gastropod translated is "stomach foot", but the translation from a country that not Italy, but is in a kind of proximity to Italy. It’s difficult to say. Roman folks told many things about this country in Latin words. Romans took thoughts and words from this country, but I cannot bring up this country. If I did discuss this country I would fail this task. I cannot put it succinctly I'm afraid. That is a difficulty within zoological classification. Zoological classification contains Latin words and also words from this country that is not Italy that I cannot say at all. Do you think that's okay?

Is factual accuracy a must for this task?
What about grammar? I suck at grammar: it's difficult.

Thanks again. I will try again if I must. If not, that is good also.
I shouldn't start on ichnofossils: Zoophycus and thalassal trails in muddy sand banks...

Apology? No no. You? Brilliant! Grammar? No big stumbling block.

All on this forum should do this writing.

Still don't know what country. Sorry.

I'm afraid your gastropod post was corrupt, not to harp on minutia; it was astounding at first, without your additional submission. And I know what country I intuit that minotaur and argonauts hail from that country....

Aha! Now I know too! What brilliant substitutions to inform us what country! I will buy a book of word substitutions soon. Can't say what book.

That 's right Mr Lizard. That country you talk of is that country that is not Italy. It is a country containing harps and Minotaurs as you said, and dolphins that swim around islands. I saw this country on a past vacation. As for lizards, dinosaurs lay hard round things occasionally. This is not a study of coprology. Young kids should not look at that you say? Stop imagining things badly! Baby dinosaurs will hatch out. Young saurians will grow up.

Saurians' and parrots' biology is similar. Parrots now say that "Bush is an idiot". Why? I don't know. I'm not familiar with your politics. This is just a parrot talking about his own opinion. Parrots cannot usually fly around a ballot box though. I will not talk about Sarah Palin for I do not know about this human who isn't a man. I don't know what folks actually think of Sarah or if that's fair at all. McCain sounds similar to a company that concocts chips that I cook and put into my mouth for lunch. You don't say chips in your country though. You talk about spuds. Your hot potato snacks sound similar to a country that a man with garlic on him is said to inhabit. What about fast food? Is it actually good for you? Will Obama win? What do you think? This is not my duty anyway: I'm from my own land. It's all up to you. I will not go to any polling station soon, sorry. I'm just curious about campaign buttons, that's all. I wish good luck to any human that you want to support. Hoist a flag and shout hurrah! Will this fantastic show dawn on your country's population soon? I do not know much about world affairs.

I'm running out of words to say. This is bad. I say too many words again and again. My grammar is awful. This is clumsy. I should stop now. Thanks again. That was fun, but difficult and tiring!

Your country of origin Owl guy?(or girl) The asp is not a lizard and not a guy, but a girl.

Politics? Ugh!

Glad you post in this forum. It is much fun with all participants.

Wow, I did a long post this morning!

This last post was long? Or is an additional post around? Possibly small print which a star points out? I found it short in comparison to our owl's narrations. But still gratifying. Also, thank you for assisting that owl with my non-boy and non-lizard status. It is a common, hasty assumption, by many who look sagacious in normal ways.